Shoot ,a variety pack there,where is that Kansas? I think that state probably has the highest concentration of 2t22s in the country lol! that 5/7t caught my eye as well as that 2t.Very tempting pile...

From the looks in the pics I'd say they'd would rather see it all go through the shredder then let it go to someone who would possibly cause false alarms and pandemonium in their eyes. It's a shame to see those 2/3t22's all banged up like that....

Imo, if it kept tripping the breaker with no plates on, something else was causing excessive load on it,being that it is seized up now.It also looks like the rotor was rubbing against the stator on the 10 port side...

I shied away from that encoder,I was unsure if the proper tone reeds could be found to work with my siratrol equipment.It was definitely a gamble....

I copy that , Very nice Restoration and installation job......

Jeb, what sticker did you place opposite of the CD sticker? I can barely make it out in the video. I'm also kinda surprised that the siren didn't peak a little higher than that being a three phase marathon motor,it peaks about the same as my single phase 22. I thought the marathon motors peaked high...

Those were for sale on Ebay alittle while back,Hopefully Cory got a better deal than what they were asking. How many operational 3t22's are still remaining in Wichita??? always wondered about that...

holler wrote:BTW Nice box Chevy in the background.

Thanks ,it's a 86 suburban k1500...

It's a "Y" wound motor and already set up for a 208/230vac 3 phase source. Here's a diagram that you can connect the dots on but since you have a 9-lead motor; 10, 11, and 12 in the middle of the Y are all already connected together internally. http://www.tpub.com/ceb/11038_files/image640...

OK, you guys made me study up on open delta! :shock: Another "El cheapo" way of cutting costs in power distribution is using single wire earth return, or SWER. You use the ground/earth as the return path. But, it's not too efficient, with soil conductivity greatly affecting this set up. A...