ive just been playing on the bench and doing sum fun testing.
i have menny switches . but the one ive fitted looks the best.
as its a single throw. i have better but there double throw.
it has four terminals on the back.
i have soldered the three wires .or the three phase . one to each terminal.
the spare terminal i have put a bridge across.
using the same wire.
i thought the switches were meant for dc but on reading what it said on switch .
it said 15 amp -250 v then ac.
but that confused me as i thought it was a 12 volt type switch. dc.
but on thinking . i am connecting it to ac any way. so that might be ok.
spinning like mad i flick the switch and it works great.
very impressed. but i can still turn rotor very slowly.
just a gentle turn and it still moves round but not fast.
ive been reading that it should brake and stay stopped .?
but how can it stay stopped . only a friction brake can do that surly.
so far im very happy with the what ive done.
but as the brake switch is very important i will ask for the OK.
so dos it look right. and what i done to wire the switch up is it right.
its better to look at pic. so put one on here.
if it is right . then i will be happy and can move ahead a bit more .
if in dought ask . i have been told from when i was a kid .
switch needs to brake a six coil -8 mag with six foot prop.
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