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I agree with Mark, Felder's stated tolerance is ±/—10% of the machines rated voltage. See pic for excerpt from the typical manual. So for a 230V machine 253V on the high side and 209V on the low

A friend of mine, who got me into Felders, has an oooold J/P with no electric lift, straight blades and worn out drive wheels. I suggest he try to find a used 741 or 941 with spiral cutter head. ?Any

Mark, i agree Felder should be better designed (maybe it is and installer does not know) and should be able to not only work within standards but beyond them withstanding typical power line

The ANSI standard for voltage variation from utility companies is +/- 5%, and your supply is within that. Feeder’s claim was total BS, equivalent to saying no machine sold in the US is covered by

Phil, Have you had a look at Amazon uk? Have used them in the past. Obviously different suppliers there and different grades and prices. I was able to get a heavy duty thick walled hose for machine to

When I installed my PP in Vail AZ, Tucson Electric was providing 249 volts. I was getting 249 out of the PP. Felder would not install the saw with that. I had to add a buck box to lower the voltage.

That's not a downside.? It's completely irrelevant to your machine. The very simple fact is that you never operate 3P devices (motors) from line to ground.??The power is from line-to-line.? The

Sorry, did not know you were in UK. imran

That's the hose I want Imran.? It looks to have retractable and not just flexible properties.? Sadly the cost of importing from the US to the UK makes this impractical for me.? I'll await the

Cliff, not sure if you are speaking of what i shared in a pdf on PP vs RPC. I have no issues with PP power. i just wanted to highlight the difference in the way PP produces 3 phase vs utility. also to

here is a pic of the hose i recommended on K975 at 90 and at 45 imran

I actually ran a section of rigid pipe inside the cabinet before I converted to flex, not sure it really helped all that much, but it’s easier to suction out any chunks left over in the pipe from

Thanks for the responses to my problem. Before posting I had already tried different lengths of the flexible hose including the shortest length to run from the saw unit at 45deg which I found to be

Sorry Cliff, don't remember any post that had that info, lots of info on the rotary convertors having issues with spikes. The PP runs smooth as glass. The only downside I've ever read about the PP is

I’d like to see that PDF, must be quite a read... Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

nope.? He even published a pdf on it

Quite sure it’s the reverse Cliff. It’s the phase perfect that delivers smooth power... Bill Belanger rohrabacher@...> wrote:

One of the members? did a work of of the PP vs a rotary? the PP produces dirty power? uneven spikes on the phases where as the rotary can be tunes to be sm,ooth as glass. Dunno why they suggested

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