Hello again,

Thanks again for that last post citfta

And I have another question @citfta:

On the Sync Phase Modules, they will output 120VAC each, and so, if we connect both secondaries in parallel, what will happen to Amperage?

Because normally whenever we connect Two Sources (like two batteries) in Parallel, we get same voltage, however, currents increase, correct?

I have to rectify that post and image, and only advantage I see so far on that Sync setup, is that we get two Isolated 120VAC outputs if we draw from each separately.

Anyways, all this needs to be tested in real time...so, I will continue the build.

Regards

Ufopolitics

Hi Ufo,

Yes if you connect them in parallel the current should double while the voltage remains the same.  So this gives you a couple of ways to configure your system for more current if you use method 1 or more voltage if you use method 2.

Later,
Carroll

Quote from: citfta on Mar 07, 2024, 11:25 AMHi Ufo,

I have been studying your two methods for getting a 2 phase signal.  Your method one is NOT going to give you 220 volts.  Because both modules are in phase the 120 signals will also be in phase and there will be 0 volts between them.

Your second method with the 2 modules 180 degrees out of phase will give you 220 between the two 120 volt phases.  However you don't  need the t connection between the 2 120 volt phases and the 220 volt power.  220 volt doesn't use a neutral.  You only need the neutral if you want to use one side of the 220 volt power to give you 110 volt power.  But you are already doing that with the two 120 volt phases.

Respectfully,
Carroll

Thanks again Carroll,

Ok, Post#210 (Setup on Sync Phase) has been edited/Image has been replaced, to output only 120VAC, and not 240VAC, as also all editing on text has been corrected.

Only advantage that I see on this setup of connections, is to have higher currents at same voltage.

The EDIT NOTE I wrote it at the beginning of post.

Regards

Ufopolitics

Hello again,

Also Post # 211 has been edited, replacing image without the "T" Connection to Neutral at 240VAC, we do not need it, unless it is to draw 120V from either L1 & L2.

Thanks Citfta!!

Regards

Ufopolitics

Hola ovni

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