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"Doug Dotson" wrote in
: I have a 12V DC belt driven setup. Based upon the size of the pulley on the motor and compressor, a direct drive system would seem to be rather tricky. My motor and compressor are both 3/4 HP. Draws 50A when running. Doug s/v Callista You know, many times while sailing along watching the shaft pulling the shaft alternator at 20A or so, I've thought to myself, "Where will the little R-134A compressor go on a longer belt to that alternator?" "Why is the fridge running off power through so many "conversion losses"?"...... We'll need a liquid-thermostatic-controlled variable speed transmission....(c; Can we build one for your shaft? Larry If you don't think that shaft has the power to run it, try to stop it from turning at 8 knots. |
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