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Here they are... New Used

There is a member who has some listed in the Classified section. New ones and another ad with some used 80 to 90 % ones. I'll see if I can find the ads.

That was my bad...I looked cross eyed at the TM and saw two different NSN's. They are the same breaker for the 002a and 003a. I verified this with a spare output box I have for an 002a sitting in my garage and the new 003a breakers I ordered. They are the same. There must be something going...

Not sure if you have any kind of hard start kit/ soft stater on your heat pump, but starting current typically is about 6 times the motor full load current. Your meter may not be fast enough to catch the peak current reading on startup. At 11 - 12 running amps, the starting current should be...

I say no more merging. It's causing enough work for us already. Just close them, and issue a warning. Doesn't anybody bother to read anything? Everybody just wants a quick answer rather than looking for the answer themselves.

Then you know that the hard start kit is your cheapest and easiest option. Just like troubleshooting electricity, or A/C units. Start simple, then move to the more complicated issues. Start with the hard start kit and see if that accomplishes your goal before you re-engineer the generator.

Sounds like you don't have a neutral. If you loose the neutral wire, you'll get decent readings from phase to phase, but the phase to ground/neutral will be all whacked out.

I just came back through and read this post. You do realize that the main breaker for the MEP-002a and MEP-003a are DIFFERENT, right? That would explain why you tripped it out at only 30 amps regardless of where R3 was adjusted to. Even though they look the same, the 002a has a contact...

I don't want anybody to get butt hurt if your post disappears, so I'm putting this out for ya'll to see. This thread was supposed to be for people to volunteer to assist with putting on the GA rally, and has turned into a general conversation thread. Yes, I am guilty of it as well...

CRAP, sorry to hear about all the troubles Adam and John!!! I'm glad you guys were able to get it back together and are safely on the road again. Then again, if there ever were a couple of rednecks who could hillbilly something back together and get it running again, it is the two of you!

70 West

You will need an Amphenol Part # 97-3106a-24-10s connector for the generator side of the problem area, can be had at Newark Electronics, Item # 92F5530 You will also need an Amphenol Part # 97-3100a-24-10p recepticle for the output box side of the problem area, can also be had at Newark...

Now that I've seen this post, I might just have to call off work and make a "surprise" visit!!!!!!!

Thanks Phil, I've been busy here around the house so I haven't sent it out yet. I was planning on getting it in the mail tomorrow or Wednesday at the latest.

I like it, but I gotta know. What are you going to do for a water source? Suck it out of the pond?

I started to read the article, and noticed...

You are correct, luckily that is why the manufacturer knew that already and supplied the measurement for the torque calculation...Proto Tools...2" Mine is only a 3/8" drive, so you'll need to use a 3/8" to 1/2" adapter for it to fit the square drive on your torque wrench, but those kind of...

Send me a PM, I can let you borrow mine.

Great pics. I envy, you being close enough to go. That is one stop I definitely intend to make when I go to Germany to visit my brother. May God bless all who fought and died during the day of days, and my eternal gratitude goes out to ALL the veterans of the USA, no matter when you...

Wish I could make it this year, but the vacation time is all used up and I have to work afternoons through the weekend of the event. :sad: