Re: why not just change the motor?

Jeffe, you asked for thoughts, so here are mine. Several very
knowledgable people have spent a fair amount of time attempting to
answer your posts in an understandable manner. It appears that your
only interest is in arguing with each of them. However, with each
additional post, you demonstrate that your knowledge base of the
subject at hand just isnt up to the task. Maybe you could give
these fellows a break for a bit and explain what a rotary static
converter is and also what a pc-cnc/enc is. I might need one or
both of those if I knew what they were. Just my thoughts.

Cliff

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "jlsmith269"
<jlsmith269@y...> wrote:

> okay, so IF it could be rewound for 800 (i think that's high, it's
> cheaper in houston, but they have about 50 rewind shops about

here)

> that would elimenate VFD noise, RSC (rotary static converter)

issues,

> and some shielding issues with PC based control systems..
>
> on "as strong".. that part I don't see, as many low HP (3 and

under)

> machines are offered to be able to be wired either way, or am I

just

> reading the marketing materials wrong?
>
>
> Or, heck, let's get to the heart of the issue, if *I* bought a 2

hp

> boss 8 cnc, 3ph, I would NOT bother with a vfd on it.. i would get

the

> wiring and motor from a 2 hp 220 1ph , and bolt it on... and yeah,

I

> would spend DOUBLE or more for that simple solution, rather than
> kludge it, knowing I am introducing unknowns into a pc-cnc/enc

setup.

>
>
> thoughts?
> jeffe