What device is used on a power tools universal motor to provide a burnout-proof motor?
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thermal protector, you see this most clearly in hair dryers, those trip all the time. MIKE
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Try Bosch, I've heard Black & Decker aren't great
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For large or largish generators\nsteam turbines\ngas turbines\nwind turbines\nwater turbines\ndiesel engines
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Check ServiceNET:\nhttp://www.dewaltservicenet.com/ServiceNet/logon.asp
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Umm there is this one company, Bauer Compressors or something like that but I don't know their website. I hear that the compressors are really expensive though, definately not worth it if you don't own a field
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One really needs the manufacturers part number to get that information. If the dataplate is gone, you can ohm out the windings, and through the process of elimination determine the  proper connections. You might want to check out the stepper motor seciton at CNC zone.\nhttp://www.cnczone.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=193
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The determining factor which makes a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) suitable for a laser printer is the UPS Ratings.  Remember to protect your computer too because your laser printer will be rendered inneffective if you're computer is not working or has no power.\n\nCheck the packaging and see how the ratings are for the following:\n\n1. UL Rating: This is the Underwriters Laboratory test rating of approval for the device. The common rating for surge protectors is UL 1440 or higher. If the device you are looking at does not meet this specification, look for another device.\n \n2. Response Time: This is the time it takes for the device to react to a surge or power outage. Ten nanoseconds or less is the recommended time.\n\n3. Clamping Voltage: This is the point of protection where the device starts to function and senses when something is happening within the electrical circuits. The lower the voltage the better, usually 400 or less.\n \nThree way protection and extra jacks: This should be a given with today’s technology. For the surge protector to work, a 3-wire AC power connection must be used. "Cheater" adapters, which allow 3-wire appliances to be used with 2-wire outlets or extension cords, defeat the electrical ground connection and render most surge suppressors ineffective.\n\nRemember, being prepared for the disaster sometimes helps later on in the recovery. Do not forget to consistently backup your system. Have current data and files stored where you can recover them in case of a system failure. Always use a UPS to protect your computer not just your laser printer.
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Heat\nOver current due to a winding failure. \nContamination of the rotating components causing friction.\nHigh freqency components producing harmonics.\nMetal fatigue, from mfg flaws.\nOver loading the turning shaft.\nStarting and stopping.\nAll the above will generate heat which will destroy a motor.\n\nActually, motors will run longer when they are always rotating at a constant speed and constant load within the design criteria.\n\nMaintain clean environment around it will be the easiest assurance for longevity.
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A lathe, a drill press, and a milling machine would be a good start, although how you plan to use them when you don't even know the names for them is a bit of a mystery to me.  Try Harbor Freight or Northern Tools.\n\nhttp://www.harborfreight.com/\nhttp://www.northerntool.com/
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http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=Deskjet+5550+power+cord&hl=en&hs=n6z&lr=&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&sa=N&tab=ff&oi=froogler\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6833523208&category=99276\nhttp://store.yahoo.com/impactcomputersmiami/8120-8880.html
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You might try talking to the seller of this marshall engine lathe.  Maybe they can assist or point you in the right direction!\n\n"MARSHALL ENGINE LATHE / ACCESORIES NO RESERVE" Ref: http://cgi.ebay.com/MARSHALL-ENGINE-LATHE-ACCESORIES-NO-RESERVE_W0QQitemZ7613619787QQcategoryZ97230QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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You cannot, as was stated earlier.  You need to get a motor rated for 240VAC. You do have the option of using a step-down transformer (or step-up as the case may be). Of course, transformers aren't cheap either, so I would definitely recommend getting an expert in to look at the problem and help you find a solution.
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Any power source you can get your hands on, but be careful.
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Try Jass machine company:\nwww.jassmachco.com/nustep.htm\n                            Lyndell
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Slip Rings are most commonly used.  If the power level is low you might be able to magnetically couple the power through the shaft using a pair of concentric coils.
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use the delta when you are starting a large motor since it can be hooked to energize only part of the windings of the motor at a time this allows for less amperage to be used to get the thing turning
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Please refer this link \nhttp://www.sepialine.com/docs/html/Power%20Logic%20Connector%20Manual.htm