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  1. I don't know what convinced me that the speed jack motor was dual voltage (I thought it would be American, but it was made in Swansea) but, it ain't, and there's no easy way to convert it (I was prepared to carve into the insulation to find the star point but thought better of it when I saw it close up)

    So, while plan B is gestating, I've implemented plan C and fitted a couple of contactors (one does the reversing, one connects the motor) to drive the Jack from the main VFD. (Stop laughing - Mike :))

    While I was in the engine room playing with jack, I noticed a nick in my motor belt. I've just got of the phone with Ken at ZMT (Hi Ken) to enquire about a new one, so another £80 will be departing from my bank account soon.

    Ken was also convinced that all the speed jack motors were dual voltage, which made me feel a little better.
    Last edited by BillTodd; 08-04-2009 at 10:11 PM.

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