Rotary phase converter is next. Your video's have been a great help! I think you mentioned the voltage variation between legs, and the tolerance required for these Fadals. What do you recommend or know about the supply voltage requirements. ie no more than +/- 5V or nothing over 245v ect. any guidance is appreciated.
Most of the fadal's have a multi tap transformer so you can tweak in the voltage on the machine. But there is a surge suppressor, for the lower voltage machines the max is 250V, that is when the TVS will blow up. I'm running my machine at 243V single phase and its ok.
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Looking forward to seeing the CAM vid now. :)
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Your Welcome, I hope it wasn't to dry, these ones are hard, I tend to ramble a little.
I tend to watch everything at 1.5x playback speed. If there are dry spots, they go by quick enough I don't notice. :)
Yes, I bump up to 2x for some creators my self. Great feature.
Ok.. you did it... you inspired me.. just landed my 1995 fadal vmc15xt.
Nice! Enjoy and let us know how you make out.
Rotary phase converter is next. Your video's have been a great help! I think you mentioned the voltage variation between legs, and the tolerance required for these Fadals. What do you recommend or know about the supply voltage requirements. ie no more than +/- 5V or nothing over 245v ect. any guidance is appreciated.
Most of the fadal's have a multi tap transformer so you can tweak in the voltage on the machine. But there is a surge suppressor, for the lower voltage machines the max is 250V, that is when the TVS will blow up. I'm running my machine at 243V single phase and its ok.
Check out fadalcnc.com and you can download all the manuals. They list all the specs and recommended installation stuff.
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