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    Quote Originally Posted by Wobblycogs View Post
    I figure anyone inside the case should have a pretty damn good idea of what they are doing or they shouldn't be in there!
    You can't use that as an excuse though.

    Quote Originally Posted by Wobblycogs View Post
    I don't remember seeing any spec's for space around the rectifier although I'm guessing there will have been some.
    I meant the VFD, sorry I never usually call them VFD's

    Quote Originally Posted by Wobblycogs View Post
    Something else I meant to ask, how are you connecting the various bits inside your cabinet to the various bits on the outside e.g. steppers, e-stop / limits etc. I'd like to be able to just unplug everything and take the case away but I'm concerned plugs and sockets will introduce noise.
    I'm going straight into terminals via compression glands in the bottom gland-plate, I can't see me wanting to move it much but I'm prepared to disconnect if I do. From my experience, albeit on much larger VFD's, the plugs & sockets did not like the high frequencies coupled with the current, although they were sized for the job the insulation used to break down over time.
    Last edited by EddyCurrent; 04-01-2014 at 09:14 PM.

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