that seems ok, but make sure you are getting full voltage off that!
avkid Not a New User Fight Leukemia Dec 22, 2004 #21 that seems ok, but make sure you are getting full voltage off that!
L len Well-Known Member Dec 22, 2004 #22 Agreed. As long as there is no possibility of less than full power. It's not for the lamp or the motors, but for the electronics, the circuitry, etc. They need 110 or 220v at start up or there can be problems.
Agreed. As long as there is no possibility of less than full power. It's not for the lamp or the motors, but for the electronics, the circuitry, etc. They need 110 or 220v at start up or there can be problems.
