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![]() "John Larkin" wrote in message ... Wow. If it was delta, then 110 3-phase would require 6 wires (or five if you cheat and share one corner) so the 110 3-phase motor would need three isolated windings and most likely a 6-pole on/off switch. Was it really like that? Nope. Draw a picture of a Delta, center-tap each winding, and the three center taps form another delta at half the voltage. Used a perfectly standard (for 1922) 3 phase, 3 wire, 110v, 25Hz motor. The 110 volt service made no connection to the corners of the 220 delta. The 110 delta was fed only from the center taps. |
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