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  1. briarpatchbluehen

    220vac 1p to 110vac 1p

    My "special need" is to provide power to a mini ROV that requires to be plugged into a 110vac, 1P, 30 amp receptacle (similar to an RV). I have a 220 amp, 1p 30 receptacle and was hoping to use that but I have an issue with the wires (which ones to use? if at all).
  2. briarpatchbluehen

    220vac 1p to 110vac 1p

    I have a 30 amp 220vac service receptacle (wired for a dryer but never used). I have a special need for a 30 amp, 110vac connection and would like to tie into this receptacle somehow. There are three wires connected to this receptacle: Black, Red and Green (all insulated). I checked voltages...
  3. briarpatchbluehen

    Padeye design with a bronze bushing

    Thanks for the tip. Really got me off center. Take care.
  4. briarpatchbluehen

    Padeye design with a bronze bushing

    I am designing a steel padeye with a bronze bushing for the first time. The bushing is 1 3/8" O.D. for a 1" steel pin. This is for a U boom, so there will not be a lot of rotation. I was looking at an SAE 660 bronze bushing, but the min. specified yield strength is 20ksi. Can anyone suggest...

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