Generator only connects when Service and Disconnect are off
useful when the only disconnect is in the breaker box, major rewiring of service is avoided, generator is protected, no backfeed into the grid.
Generator only connects when Service and Disconnect are off
useful when the only disconnect is in the breaker box, major rewiring of service is avoided, generator is protected, no backfeed into the grid.
To paraphrase Don Lancaster, That isn't even 'just wrong'
mike
At $1 per USENET post, you could have *paid* a professional to DO THIS RIGHT by now. :<
Do you also keep a special set of STEAK KNIVES for any ELECTIVE SURGERY you might wish to undertake?
I had to revise my circuit to the parts I had. See revision at the same place,
You have been told MANY TIMES that connecting this general type of abomination to any public electricity supply (or private supply on a site accessible to the public) is CULPABLE NEGLIGENCE.
As your posting history here clearly demonstrates that this is also WILFUL, you risk being charged with GROSS NEGLIGENCE and if anyone is injured or killed, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, MANSLAUGHTER or even more severe charges.
Your ideas about electricity and the minimum safety standards to avoid endangering the general public are so deficient that you should not even be allowed to own a flashlight. Your brain is a monocellular reeking putrid blot sullying the technical communities on USENET beyond redemption. Your Momma never was able to train you not to piss yourself and now she visits monthly to replace the labels on your boot soles telling you how to empty the piss out of them.
In the words of the tech support classic, you should
May I help?
Jon Giffen
66743 Dixon Hill Rd. Bellaire, OH 43906 snipped-for-privacy@peoplepc.com
Need more proof of of his misguidedness? Check out his posting history on soc.religion.quaker for the last few years.
He's libeled more people than I can remember. Murder accusations weekly. He also has a Messianic complex, with ALL women playing a role in his torment.
He names working Doctors as junkies who want to get him cut off Social Security. Quakers want him dead. Neat....
The list is too long to go into here.
mike
He didn't do it. God gave him the design. Proof? Check
soc.religion.quaker
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HA. I NAILED IT TO THE CROSS.
with parts I ALREADY HAVE and wires ALREADY IN PLACE.
I can't believe myself that I'm all that good.
Thank you God for designing the circuit for me. I am much obliged. ======================================================
mike
The fireworks which occur when the service power comes back on, will be quite amusing to observe... assuming that one is at a safe distance.
It's like the OP is attempting to do relay logic with the power grid, complete with race conditions and all! I think he should build a relay computer out of those 120 VAC relays and use that to control the transfer switch.
Thanks Mike, I hadn't realised he was a 'god botherer'. When his entertainment value palls I'll plonk him in the same killfile as all the OTHER religious nutters and kooks. He should probably get a room with the originator of:-
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ :-)
- its the same lack of critical thought. Maybe he should convert!
I have no problem co-existing with fools.
*Dangerous* fools are another matter.
ha.
there's still some actual relay racks with relay logic running some elevators in Chicago.
It's impressive to watch them run, since they're so old they're fairly large, completely exposed and slam really hard as well as make nice sparks if you dim the lights.
*EXACTLY* And far more elegantly put than I did ;-)
n g
Because of those web based reflections of this usenet group, it's already propagated around a bunch on the web.
Googling his LINK in quotes shows 80 hits so far.
They're all his link to this dangerous circuit. http://jons-math. bravehost .com/transfer.html
Jon Giffen, Please pull the schematic before a LINEMAN dies somewhere.
I've seen utility workers up on their machines, working on power lines, turned off, plus a large clamp from each of the three phases to a local ground point, pounded in especially for the job at hand. One doesn't hear of utility workers being killed over here.
Do your line workers simply turn off a section and hope for the best?
Grant.
No, but they don't go courting disaster, either. I generally takes several faults for things to go very wrong. That's no reason to *cause* some of them.
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