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gsearay19
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Making an AC Generator Head

04/04/2010 8:33 PM

i want to make an ac generator head at home .how can i? or how can i change it 4 pole to 2 pole by myself?
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msamad
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Re: Making an AC Generator Head

04/04/2010 10:11 PM

For any technical matter, I would suggest you to do something when

(1) you know what you will be doing

(2) you know how you will be doing

(3) you know doing it is worthy

The question you asked doesn't make me feel you are so comfort doing it.

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Re: Making an AC Generator Head

04/04/2010 10:19 PM

Sir,

Please take heed of what msamad has said. He is a wise man. What you wish to do is difficult to do "at home".

Good Luck.
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