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02/13/2009 8:33 AM

starting time of 155kw 415volt motor for blower application.
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Re: Motor

02/13/2009 3:06 PM

Yes, absolutely. If you apply power, it will start in time.

I am being sarcastic because you have indicated that you have no idea how to even ask the question, which indicates to me that you would not understand the answer even if I were to waste the time to try to provide it.

You don't have anywhere near enough information.

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02/14/2009 10:57 AM

9:00 A.M
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02/15/2009 12:33 AM

When the gun fires.

In school days it was Ready Steady and Go, and there we used to start. I am sure the motor will also do the same.

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Re: Motor

02/16/2009 2:08 AM

LOL - when you press the button - that will be the starting time.
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