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MEXICOWANDERER
Feb 12, 2014Explorer
Poor Pianotuna.
72 volts = 120 volts
79 volts = 120 volts
106 volts = 120 volts
122 volts = 120 volts
130 volts = 120 volts
143 volts = 120 volts
Must remain at 60 Hz to do this. But this critter ain't cheap.
Mexico offers a 20% single stage automatic booster 30 amp for around 140 dollars. My unit is a Sola. It is as big as a coffee table, not rainproof and eats 102 watts while leaning on a shovel. I also managed to pick up a 230 volt avalanche transient voltage protector for lightning. It uses a 3/0 lead with 1/2" hole lug. One cycle protection to 120,000 amperes. Lockheed surplus. You do not want to know the suggested retail.
72 volts = 120 volts
79 volts = 120 volts
106 volts = 120 volts
122 volts = 120 volts
130 volts = 120 volts
143 volts = 120 volts
Must remain at 60 Hz to do this. But this critter ain't cheap.
Mexico offers a 20% single stage automatic booster 30 amp for around 140 dollars. My unit is a Sola. It is as big as a coffee table, not rainproof and eats 102 watts while leaning on a shovel. I also managed to pick up a 230 volt avalanche transient voltage protector for lightning. It uses a 3/0 lead with 1/2" hole lug. One cycle protection to 120,000 amperes. Lockheed surplus. You do not want to know the suggested retail.
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