Re: [EVGRAY] Re: Panacea site

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Hector,

It's only the silicon carbide ones that pose an export threat far as I
am aware.  The other electronics export restrictions have to do with
encryption electronics like ASIC's and such.

As long as he is not shoving krytrons in his socks most discrete
switching tech is legal for export.


On 11/3/2018 3:34 PM, [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
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> some mosfets are restricted to be carried over there by the USA gov
> ,,, so dont even mention it !
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> ---In [email protected], <konehead@...> wrote :
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> Hi Dave
> I ran the three parallel phase wires in rotoverted 7.5hp Baldor 3ph in
> series not the stock parallel got draw down at idle to 8 watts at 120v
> feed plus put in ceramic bearings too...nice motor now...
> Another Baldor 7.5hp had 2 paralell wires so split motor windings in
> two one half receives AC juice other half becomes induced pickup winds
> creating more power into external caps after rectifying but this
> project now stalled because lost wire numbers while doing this had to
> re connect from blank sheet something got backwards needs a few hours
> of concentration to fix...i am back in Belarus now only spent 19 days
> in October in USA so no time to work in workshop in Seattle but took
> lots of components back here to Minsk this time hidden in socks in
> luggage such as 460v 20 mosfet relays ceramic skateboard bearings
> ferrite cores super fast diodes wire but no 3ph motors stashed n.luggage
> Kone
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