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thanks very much

As you probably know, induction motors are speed-controllable by varying AC voltage, up to a point. At some critical point below the nominal operating voltage, torque falls off rapidly until the motor ceases to spin at all, I guess. (These are lessons I learned by reading Mark Kelly's many posts on motor characteristics.) I have been using a Walker Audio controller that works fine in the gross sense, but it has no feedback from any speed sensor mechanism, which is what the Phoenix stuff could add in the way of an improvement. Thus the Phoenix stuff interests me. Guess I'd better grab one while they're still possibly available.

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  • thanks very much - Lew 12:13:18 12/16/16 (2)
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