I know the frequency is Hz not HZ like I did before (I didn't think it mattered too much).
When I unplug from the wall the frequency does go away. So I have set something up wrong. I thought I was being careful and making sure that the black was the hot one and the one that is being...
Hi, LionelHutz
Yes I was talking about the Frequency of the electrical current going into the circuit. The circuit is pretty easy, wall plug to a single pole switch to the motor. I was measuring the Hz on the motor when the motor was off. I also made the assumption that the Switch would...
It is the Hertz of the circuit and I will check on the single leg being interupted. That makes sense to me now I will have to get a double pole switch to interrupt it completely. No voltage at all or amps to go with it.
I have come across something I would consider weird. Why is it that with the switch turned off and the motor still being plugged into the wall would it have a HZ reading matching the HZ of the wall plug?
I would like to tie several generators together to output to a single output wire. Is there a formula that will let me know what the out put would be? Is this possible? and what happens with different voltages? What would be the disadvantages?
