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Bonding the stove frame to neutral, or to the grounding wire, serves to cause a circuit breaker to open if a fault within the stove tries to energize the frame New (after the mid 1990s) stoves are set

Isolating the neutral and grounding systems within the amplifier shouldn't be too hard, and I haven't installed the 120/240VAC circuit in the garage, so I have no excuse.? :-) Eric

The revised electical laws regarding grounding of appliances and not using their chassis' as a.c. returns hit home one day when I was cooking . I was stirring something on the electric stove with a

By fixing I guess you would need to bring a ground to each receptacle and switch? Not so easy to do.

The electrical standards here have evolved over the years, but older installations do not need to be upgraded to comply with the newer standards unless there is a significant amount of work done to

Scott has had a few Eimac 3x3's rebuilt by Econco...as have other's over the years. Phone / e-mail econco....and ask em what it will cost...... with u providing the dud.? I THINK it's aprx $800.00 A

Medium flat rate box is doable.? Let me know.? ?Mike

$25.00 plus shipping at 20lbs. May fit in a medium flat rate box for $20.00? Mike

Anyone had any experience in getting a 3cx3000A7 rebuilt with a supplied Eimac Dud? I would be curious if its worth the cost and what the cost is compared to buying? a new Penta 3cx3000. I have a few

Hi Eric If you grounded the neutral over here, none of your RCD/ELCB would work ! To say nothing of illegality… Cheers, John VK6JX

OK, I'm writing from a keyboard now instead of a smart phone. First of all, that was a very nice gift indeed. Now, I did exactly this power conversion with a 2K-4 many years ago. As far as I can

How much for one of the transformers? I'm in US zipcode 85937 but live out far enough from town that UPS and FedEx nearly always get lost. Eric WB6TIX [email protected]> wrote:

Years ago i purchased 3 Henry power supplies from a surplus dealer. I think 2 of them had 240 to 120 transformers to run the low voltage items instead of a neutral. Still have the transformers if

For this time of year, that outlet configuration, a 120V outlet wired for 220V is a "Halloween special"...as in scarey. :-) Eric [email protected]> wrote:

I purchased a SB-220 at an estate sale that had a 120 volt plug but the jumpers in the amp were wired for 220. Hope the xyl did not plug the vacuum cleaner into that outlet :)

The 5-15P is wired so that the grounding "pin" is the neutral and the two blades are "hot". My thought for the corresponding receptacle is (considering it's Halloween) "spooky". :-) As near as I can

Quick note... the 2K-4 needs a neutral as well as ground [email protected]> wrote:

During my move from the city to an extreme rural area, I had a Henry 2K-4, along with a spare set of 3-500Zs, gifted to me.? I'm presuming the 2K-3 is a more modern looking 2K-3 and I have a '7300,

Hi Bob, Yes, me too. I am not an expert diagnostician or technician. Lou provided me with several tests to perform, and the first one revealed the issue. I really appreciate his help. Jim McPhee

Glad it was something simple. Bob W4JFA [email protected]> wrote: