My light dimmer says on the back of it "Caution- to avoid overheating
and possible damage to other equipment, do not install to control a
receptacle, a flourescent lighting fixture, a motor operated applience
or a transformer supplied appliance.
BTW I burned up a motor in a 177vac die-grinder using this thing. Maybe
you can get away with it using one on a cap. start type blower motor,
but mine has no cap start on it and am afraid to try the light dimmer
here.
73
Bob
WB5APD
W/C Kornienko wrote:
>
> I use a simple light dimmer. Works just fine on a
> 90CFM, 2" Hg blower.
>
> 73 de Walt Kornienko - K2WK
>
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73's
Bob Dodson
Dahlonega Ga. WB5APD/EM84AK
"ex-WA4WQC, ex-WV6SKV"
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