alvinc wrote:Circuit breakers (or fuses) are used to protect the wiring from over current situations. It's not clear to me that a single winding in the generator can support 30 amps.Willing to be wrong.....tell me why. You are not wrong, kind of. Th...
wildnfree and pup:You are both right, but why cut wires and move gen leads. I meant to keep this simple. It's confusing enough as it is. That is why I made a color coded schematic, basically, the old "KISS" concept. You can move the red gen lead t...
nm_desert_rat said:I re-wired explicitly per your drawing, and also using another suggestion, moving the red lead to the brown lead from the gen, thus eliminating the jumper. The gen voltmeter read ~220V before and ~110V after the mods, so I'm pretty...
NM_Desert_Rat wrote:Wyatt-S, allpraisebob, et al:I rewired my PP3500 per Wyatt-S's drawing on his profile page, without any noticeable difference in performance. Here are the symptoms (same symptoms before and after mod):Desert,I had those same symp...
I did this mod yesterday. The voltage never dropped below 112 at full load (28 amps) but the breaker will trip if I pull a sustained load above the 28 amps. This is with the RV connected to the normal 120V outlet. BTW MrWizard, I was thinking the ...
