Posted by Russ from MN on September 08, 2022 at 17:57:03 from (24.230.102.38):
In Reply to: Re: Emergency generator posted by Fritz Maurer on September 08, 2022 at 13:29:07:
Didn't some of those older welder/generators put out 120v DC? I seems like we had one when I worked construction, DC 120v will run drill motors and grinders just fine, anything with brushes. That's why they're called universal motors, right? Check the output with a meter, that will tell you if it's AC or DC. If it's AC, it's nice to have a Kill-A-Watt to get the speed set for the correct HZ. As far as output, there must be a tag someplace with some information on it. If not, start loading it up, use electric heaters, of heat guns, appliances with a known wattage. If it's DC only, I don't think you should try to run a fridge or freezer on it.
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