The next step will be installing a VFD to run it. I have decided to install a 115v VFD and avoid making a 220v circuit in the basement shop.
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The next step will be installing a VFD to run it. I have decided to install a 115v VFD and avoid making a 220v circuit in the basement shop.
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Be sure to over size the VFD..if the motor is 1hp..be sure to use a 1.25 or 1.5 hp VFD.
Else starting problems may not show up..but if you get stuck in a hole...under load...thats when the problem shows up........
Gunner
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That is is rated for single phase input and 1 HP output. It is also rated for 50% overcurrent for 1 minute.
I hope that I will be fine. We';ll see. I will also install a reversing switch on it and, possibly, also a foot switch in series, for kids' safety.
iHere's the VFD that I bought.
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