It's a universal motor to begin with, it'll run on both AC and DC. Either the field or armature are bad. That would be my guess.Chem_Boffin_6589 wrote:If the motor turns when power from a car battery is applied, it was rewound for DC current.
Yeah, you'll want everything in your circuit to able to handle the current draw, or else you'll be creating a huge fire hazard.SoundMaster 391 wrote:For the 240v plug that connects to the motor starter, can I get any type of 240v plug or does it have to be one that can withstand the sirens amperage?
It'd blow it right back into the building, since it's on a port and not the intake.CrazyCalvinWilliams wrote:Either that, or some dingus hooked it up to vent exhaust gases from the factory or something. If that was the case it'd probably do the job good anyways...4J25 wrote:Perhaps this is how they get their warning?