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    re-wiring my MEP-004a for different voltages, including single phase

    Yes, I had adjusted the voltage, and was getting a steady 120/240 while I was seeing 60 hz on one leg and 360 hz on the other. Field was flashed, but no load on the generator.
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    re-wiring my MEP-004a for different voltages, including single phase

    Thanks guys! That makes me feel a lot better! And now that you pointed it out, I have been taking the measurements with the same multi-meter, a cheap one.
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    re-wiring my MEP-004a for different voltages, including single phase

    Has anyone had any issues with the frequency on one leg being different than on the second leg after the 3 phase to single phase conversion? I can't say for sure if this was a pre-existing issue before the conversion, because I don't recall taking frequency measurements before the conversion...
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