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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:47:50 -0400, "Jon"
wrote: http://jons-math.bravehost.com/transfercircuit.html --- Which relay are you using? (manufacturer/part number) --- JF |
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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
"John Fields" wrote in message ... On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:47:50 -0400, "Jon" wrote: http://jons-math.bravehost.com/transfercircuit.html --- Which relay are you using? (manufacturer/part number) --- JF John Fools, Why do you ask for such a stupid question if you think you know a lot? Evidently your action and your proclaim are two different things. Don't you know, relay pin-out and your mind don't always match. The relay designers had their own mind, they care about safety more than clarity. Go and ground up old man. I AM PROTEUS |
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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
On Sat, 23 Oct 2010 08:53:22 -0700, "Proteus"
wrote: "John Fields" wrote in message .. . On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:47:50 -0400, "Jon" wrote: http://jons-math.bravehost.com/transfercircuit.html --- Which relay are you using? (manufacturer/part number) --- JF John Fools, Why do you ask for such a stupid question if you think you know a lot? --- I didn't ask _for_ a question, you illiterate lout, I _asked_ a question. --- Evidently your action and your proclaim are two different things. Don't you know, relay pin-out and your mind don't always match. The relay designers had their own mind, they care about safety more than clarity. Go and ground up old man. --- You try to pick a fight, but you obviously possess neither the command of English nor the intellectual tools required to keep you from being an unarmed man in a battle of wits. --- I AM PROTEUS --- You are little more than protozoa. --- JF |
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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
On Oct 23, 1:17*pm, John Fields wrote:
On Sat, 23 Oct 2010 08:53:22 -0700, "Proteus" wrote: "John Fields" wrote in message .. . On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:47:50 -0400, "Jon" wrote: http://jons-math.bravehost.com/transfercircuit.html --- Which relay are you using? (manufacturer/part number) --- JF John Fools, Why do you ask for such a stupid question if you think you know a lot? --- I didn't ask _for_ a question, you illiterate lout, I _asked_ a question. --- Evidently your action and your proclaim are two different things. *Don't you know, relay pin-out and your mind don't always match. *The relay designers had their own mind, they care about safety more than clarity. *Go and ground up old man. --- You try to pick a fight, but you obviously possess neither the command of English nor the intellectual tools required to keep you from being an unarmed man in a battle of wits. --- I AM PROTEUS --- You are little more than protozoa. --- JF YOU ARE A LYING METUCHEN I AM PROTEUS |
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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
"Proteus" wrote in message ... On Oct 23, 1:17 pm, John Fields wrote: On Sat, 23 Oct 2010 08:53:22 -0700, "Proteus" wrote: "John Fields" wrote in message .. . On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:47:50 -0400, "Jon" wrote: http://jons-math.bravehost.com/transfercircuit.html --- Which relay are you using? (manufacturer/part number) --- JF John Fools, Why do you ask for such a stupid question if you think you know a lot? --- I didn't ask _for_ a question, you illiterate lout, I _asked_ a question. --- Evidently your action and your proclaim are two different things. Don't you know, relay pin-out and your mind don't always match. The relay designers had their own mind, they care about safety more than clarity. Go and ground up old man. --- You try to pick a fight, but you obviously possess neither the command of English nor the intellectual tools required to keep you from being an unarmed man in a battle of wits. --- I AM PROTEUS --- You are little more than protozoa. --- JF YOU ARE A LYING METUCHEN I AM PROTEUS **** you Asshole, Go back to learn ABC on how to type STUPID ALL CAP! JF |
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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
hey tosser , you know that PROTEUS IS A PATHOGEN
responsible for many human urinary tract infections ha ha ha ha ha haha hah a lol lol lol lol lol "Proteus" wrote in message ... On Oct 23, 1:17 pm, John Fields wrote: On Sat, 23 Oct 2010 08:53:22 -0700, "Proteus" wrote: "John Fields" wrote in message .. . On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:47:50 -0400, "Jon" wrote: http://jons-math.bravehost.com/transfercircuit.html --- Which relay are you using? (manufacturer/part number) --- JF John Fools, Why do you ask for such a stupid question if you think you know a lot? --- I didn't ask _for_ a question, you illiterate lout, I _asked_ a question. --- Evidently your action and your proclaim are two different things. Don't you know, relay pin-out and your mind don't always match. The relay designers had their own mind, they care about safety more than clarity. Go and ground up old man. --- You try to pick a fight, but you obviously possess neither the command of English nor the intellectual tools required to keep you from being an unarmed man in a battle of wits. --- I AM PROTEUS --- You are little more than protozoa. --- JF YOU ARE A LYING METUCHEN I AM PROTEUS |
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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:47:50 -0400, "Jon"
wrote: http://jons-math.bravehost.com/transfercircuit.html Idiot... Learn the difference between ground and neutral. You don't switch ground. Idiot... Troll... |
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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
PeterD wrote:
On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:47:50 -0400, wrote: http://jons-math.bravehost.com/transfercircuit.html Idiot... Learn the difference between ground and neutral. You don't switch ground. Idiot... Troll... He's right. Also note that the grounds need to be within a few feet of each generator, as per the National Electrical Code. This means installing a ground rod at each generator to be in compliance. Jim Rojas |
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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
PeterD wrote:
On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:47:50 -0400, wrote: http://jons-math.bravehost.com/transfercircuit.html Idiot... Learn the difference between ground and neutral. You don't switch ground. Idiot... Troll... Sorry, I missed the diagram below. Just ground the generator by installing a grounding rod within 5 feet of it, the rest of the grounds can be bonded together, as well as to the box itself. Do not attach the grounds in any way to your relay. Jim Rojas |
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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
"PeterD" wrote in message news  On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:47:50 -0400, "Jon" wrote: http://jons-math.bravehost.com/transfercircuit.html Idiot... Learn the difference between ground and neutral. You don't switch ground. Idiot... Troll... Correct, For a transfer switch you do switch Neutral, not ground. Cheers |
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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
On Oct 21, 8:04*pm, "Martin Riddle" wrote:
"PeterD" wrote in message news
On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:47:50 -0400, "Jon" wrote: http://jons-math.bravehost.com/transfercircuit.html Idiot... Learn the difference between ground and neutral. You don't switch ground. Idiot... Troll... Correct, For a transfer switch you do switch Neutral, not ground. Cheers THE DIAGRAM CONTAINS A RELAY WITH FULL ELECTRICAL TRANSFER CAPACITY THE LINE PLUS THE GROUND THE GROUND SHOULD BE CONNECTED AS WELL AND LEFT TO TRANSFER WITH THE LOAD THOUGH THE GEN CAN BE SEPARATELY GROUNDED WITH A ROD AS SUGGESTED DO NOT TIE OR SPLICE THE GROUND TOGETHER AS SUGGESTED THE GROUND COULD BECOME COMPROMISED UPSTREAM AND DAMAGE THE CONTROL UNIT WITH THE GRND OPEN [UNTIL RELAYED] THE GEN AND CONTROL CIRCUITS ARE PROTECTED FOR FLOATING 100% OFF THE SYSTEM I AM PROTEUS |
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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
"Martin Riddle" wrote in message ... "PeterD" wrote in message news On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:47:50 -0400, "Jon" wrote: http://jons-math.bravehost.com/transfercircuit.html Idiot... Learn the difference between ground and neutral. You don't switch ground. Idiot... Troll... Correct, For a transfer switch you do switch Neutral, not ground. Cheers No dumbasses PeterDumb, you are always dumb as usual, and Martin follows the same Skunk ever since PeterDumb made lousy comment last time on Jon. Jon is right. Jim Rojas maybe new but he's down to earth. Why you want to switch ground on the generator ground? Because it's the same Ground that you dumbasses refer to "Neutral", better switch on copper nearby than a ground far away. I recommend connect both Neutral and Generator ground together. Then double a pair of switch contact to Hot, this will double current capacity. Heehee....... I AM PROIDIOT |
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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 22:21:40 -0700, "Proteus"
wrote: No dumbasses PeterDumb, you are always dumb as usual, and Martin follows the same Skunk ever since PeterDumb made lousy comment last time on Jon. Jon is right. Jim Rojas maybe new but he's down to earth. Why you want to switch ground on the generator ground? Because it's the same Ground that you dumbasses refer to "Neutral", better switch on copper nearby than a ground far away. I recommend connect both Neutral and Generator ground together. Then double a pair of switch contact to Hot, this will double current capacity. Heehee....... I AM PROIDIOT Like that signature... And glad I don't live anywhere near you... |
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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
On Oct 22, 1:21*am, "Proteus" wrote:
"Martin Riddle" wrote in message ... "PeterD" wrote in message news On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:47:50 -0400, "Jon" wrote: http://jons-math.bravehost.com/transfercircuit.html Idiot... Learn the difference between ground and neutral. You don't switch ground. Idiot... Troll... Correct, For a transfer switch you do switch Neutral, not ground. Cheers No dumbasses PeterDumb, you are always dumb as usual, *and Martin follows the same Skunk ever since PeterDumb made lousy comment last time on Jon. Jon is right. Jim Rojas maybe new but he's down to earth. Why you want to switch ground on the generator ground? Because it's the same Ground that you dumbasses refer to "Neutral", better switch on copper nearby than a ground far away. I recommend connect both Neutral and Generator ground together. *Then double a pair of switch contact to Hot, this will double current capacity. Heehee....... I AM PROIDIOT SOMEBODY AUGHT TO SLAP THE STUPID OUT OF YOU I AM PROTEUS |
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30 amp transfer circuit for a small generator
"Proteus" wrote in message ... On Oct 22, 1:21 am, "Proteus" wrote: "Martin Riddle" wrote in message ... "PeterD" wrote in message news On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 10:47:50 -0400, "Jon" wrote: http://jons-math.bravehost.com/transfercircuit.html Idiot... Learn the difference between ground and neutral. You don't switch ground. Idiot... Troll... Correct, For a transfer switch you do switch Neutral, not ground. Cheers No dumbasses PeterDumb, you are always dumb as usual, and Martin follows the same Skunk ever since PeterDumb made lousy comment last time on Jon. Jon is right. Jim Rojas maybe new but he's down to earth. Why you want to switch ground on the generator ground? Because it's the same Ground that you dumbasses refer to "Neutral", better switch on copper nearby than a ground far away. I recommend connect both Neutral and Generator ground together. Then double a pair of switch contact to Hot, this will double current capacity. Heehee....... I AM PROIDIOT SOMEBODY AUGHT TO SLAP THE STUPID OUT OF YOU I AM PROTEUS I just prove that you dumbasses are wrong again, you claimed bigger wire doesn't carry a larger amount of current? HEEHEE.....STUPID OR NOT, IT USUALLY BELONGS TO THE ONE CALLING OTHERS OF BEING STUPID... YOU LACK EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE, YES MOST OF YOU, EVEN THE ONES WITH PE. I HAVE PROVEN TIME AFTER TIME THAT THERE IS ALWAYS ROOM TO IMPROVE YOUR FUNKY PRODUCTS OUT THERE. I doubled power of everything you dumbasses designed, by 10X No kidding!! From a car charger to anything you can name, including Car performance, Fuel efficiency, Power Generator, Semiconductor etc. I don't share or give any thing good to you dumbasses to benefit from. Why? Because I am not for money, and I am protecting the innocent citizens from your abusive use of my idea/product. You're lucky that I shared some. |
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