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Mills Violano AC/DC Rotary Converter
By Craig Gockel

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I have a Mills converter, made by the Mills Novelty Company
in Chicago, Illinois.  The name plate says:

  H. K. Sandell, 1 Phase, Amp Cap. 2.5
  A.C. Voltage 110, D.C. Voltage 110
  Line Voltage 110, Motor Volts 110
  Motor H.P.
  #2056A

My question is this:  Which side is Line, and which side is Load?
Thanks you very much for your help.

Craig Gockel in Kansas City

 [ In which size or style Violano was the device with the
 [ above nameplate data normally used?  -- Robbie


(Message sent Sun 12 Jan 2003, 04:30:28 GMT, from time zone GMT-0600.)

Key Words in Subject:  AC/DC, Converter, Mills, Rotary, Violano

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