Reactive power - Reactive Generator research from GotoLuc - discussion thread

[MileHigh]

The big moral of the story here is to stop jumping to conclusions and to be honest about yourself and your limitations.  The other big moral of this story is that real debate is what is needed on the forums and the tyranny of the majority of the "believers" is not a good thing at all.  There are many winners around here.

[gotoluc]

That works better!... so it must be out of calibration on ch 1 & 2

Thanks for the good idea

Luc

[gotoluc]

The big moral of the story here is to stop jumping to conclusions and to be honest about yourself and your limitations.  The other big moral of this story is that real debate is what is needed on the forums and the tyranny of the majority of the "believers" is not a good thing at all.  There are many winners around here.

Hi there MileHigh,

I had to edit out something you said in your post. Lets not do any finger pointing please.

As for being honest about limitations, I feel quite confident that I did that.

By working together we can accomplish much and I think this is the message this forum needs.

Luc

[ramset]

Luc
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By working together we can accomplish much and I think this is the message this forum needs.
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You are right about working together as well as pointing fingers
and I am Glad you took the poynt at his word.[and the offer of help]


Good to see and a pleasure to read.

we are all the better for it.

Chet

[DilJalaay]

Hello all,


I want to test the Luc reactive power circuit by using inverter 220vac (600w) instead using grid supply.


By doing this i will be able to calculate the battery current(input) to out put on the reactive load.


As inverter has no Neutral or ground, can i connect my scope 1x/10x probe directly across the out put of the inverter, for seeing voltage phase etc?


I am going to use Phillips 3070/ 100Mhz.


Help from the experts are highly appreciated.


Regards,
D.J