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    Single phase motor

    Huh, you externally hooked up a drill motor? Did you hear a click noise while it was rotating? That would be a centrifugal switch) Ohm readings while rotating are meaningless. The reason I told you to disconnect the wires from the terminal block was to insure an unadulterated ohm reading. Do NOT...
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    handyman component tester

    -- Click on "upload file" button on bottom of this page, then select where picture will come from. you will figure it out.
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    Controller

    I don't know Mike. Without seeing a diagram I can't say but I'd suspect its something like a stuck down switch or some safety device inhibiting the down motion.
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    Single phase motor

    The start winding should have a 250uf start capacitor wired in series with it, as well as a switch that disconnects this winding when motor reaches about 2/3 full speed.
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    Single phase motor

    If possible use an analog meter to take measurements. Using lowest ohm scale cross both leads together and zero needle reading. If you can't zero the reading with leads crossed, just make note of lead resistance so you can subtract it from your measured values later. If you only have three wires...
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    Single phase motor

    You don't have to take it apart. Just undo wires from motor from terminal block and label them 1,2-3 or something to keep track of them. Then measure ohms between each wire and note the 3 resistances. Also, whats the (uf) value of the capacitors?
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    Single phase motor

    Ahh, I hate dealing with Chinese stuff. Poorly built, poorly documented and usually horrible trying to communicate with the rep. I can't tell for sure from what I see. First look on the underside of the cover for a wiring diagram. That'd be a big help. I honestly don't trust the diagram...
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    Single phase motor

    Can you show us the motor itself? The shroud picture doesn't help me. Look for a name plate or id sticker on the motor and take a picture. Also what kind of motor is it? Model number? Btw, The brass jumpers shown in your pic is for changing voltage.
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    Single phase motor

    Nothing to say to yourself?
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    Single phase motor

    Post your pictures. I'm sure we can help you figure it out.
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    220v speaker problems

    :D It's still an option, although installing a 240v outlet would be preferable if it's going in a dedicated place in his home. For all we know he moves the sub from place to place for his DJ service.
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    220v speaker problems

    1. Get a step-up transformer. 2. Have a 240v outlet installed. 3. Show a schematic and pictures of inside of sub and perhaps circuit can be modified.
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    Copper Clad Aluminum vs Oxygen Free Copper use, trade off, voltage drop in DC circuits.

    Good, your ampacity is improved about 25% by switching to copper.But, If you increased it one wire size it'd be about a 50% improvement.
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    Inverter/mains switching circuit

    Bluejets is right. You really need to be extremely careful here. This is not a project for a novice. Best advice is to consult an electrician that can calculate the load you need, properly size the inverter and battery bank, select the proper equipment such as a transfer switch, RCDs, fusing...
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    On off for headphone line

    Ok, I thought cutting the common wire with a switch would cut audio to the headphones. I do see your point of how the headphone common would become a series circuit. Perhaps that could be harmful to the amp. Sorry jerryb. You'd better wait for a guru to draw in a 2 pole switch.
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    On off for headphone line

    Leave them on as Audioguru says. Or unplug them, or add a switch like this.
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    On off for headphone line

    I imagine just about any switch would do, but here's another idea; change the audio receptacle on tv to the five pin type used for headsets with microphone. That way you can use the extra two contact points to carry the switching wires all the way to the end of your (custon made) cord that has...
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