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if my generator can output 30 amps 240, i can take the 240 and split it to
120 and output a total of 60 amps, 30 each leg, now how much current is
flowing on the neutral? i have a 10/3 stranded cable about 90 feet long, i
dont know if it will be 60 or 30. my service entrance cable all three look
the same size wire so i guessing it will be 30. thanks tony


 
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