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Terry K wrote: 110vac 60Hz outboards? Not really. For electric motors to provide variable speed and torque, variable frequency and voltage ac drive, switched dc really, is required. Yes? Someone should have told the machine tool people, who are fitting variable freq drives all over the place. You're right, tho - those are 3 phase motors fed thru a VFD that takes single phase input & synthesises 3 phase out. But then you can control speed quite simply. Building an o/b I leave to someone else. Personally I fail to see the point except for a very narrow use base. Turning liquid fuel into mechanical energy directly seems a lot simpler. I'll keep using my little Honda 4 stroke o/b. PDW |
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