Electric Throwing Wheel build
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Hazard or not its been about 5 monts or so we need to see you or somebody pull some pots soon:Hello!!!
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im not gonna lie that looks like a giant hazard...why do you need a capacitor?
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Looking like that, yeah it is pretty much just a hazard. The finished product will have properly capped wire connections in moisture-proofed conduit. This was just a test rig to work out the motor control circuit - the original circuit when it was all in the washer was much more complex, and included the door lid switch and many other components that just aren't necessary anymore.
The motor is a Permanent Split Capacitor type; I need the cap to run it at the desired speed.
SelusaSecundus79 1 year ago