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On 10/02/2021 20:10, Andy Bennet wrote:
On 09/02/2021 19:22, Cursitor Doom wrote: Can anyone suggest a suitable dummy load for this purpose? Needs to be able to handle up to 200A for at least half a minute. I suppose the ideal thing would be an arc light bulb out of a cinema projector, but I'd prefer something more readily obtainable aready lying around the house/garage. I want to test current draw under load and see if there's any intermittent breakdown in output (which I suspect there may be with these newer inverter welding sets). 400mm of 2mm diameter stainless steel rod will give you 0.1 ohm. Stick it in a bucket of cold water and it should be good for a few minutes. I'm glad someone did the sum, I was thinking much the same myself (but with steel: hadn't thought of using stainless). |
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