Saturday Night - Sunday Morning
Here's Sunday Morning's video for you to watch on Saturday night...or you can wait until tomorrow there's really no pressure.
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Just read your reply to Maarten Peet. Not entirely sure if Patreon weeds out the lunatics or just gathers us all together...?
I see you and fellow ace YouTuber; BigClive have had some degree of communication. I would be stoked if you two could ever produce any kind of collaborated video, I'm sure your styles would work well together. Perhaps even BigClive being "educated" by the green muppet or something...
Congratulations on your 300,000 subscribers on YouTube. Have been following your videos since the early coffee videos and are still enjoying your consistent top notch quality.
Thanks for that - I only noticed the 300,000 last night. As the numbers get higher, it becomes increasingly more difficult to find the helpful people amongst the lunatics on youtube...and that's where Patreon comes in. I can see that the people on here are interested as well as invested in the videos, and I can get some useful and helpful feedback and suggestions.
Thanks Stuart, I'll see what I can find. I guess they are a lot neater, and probably quieter.
About half the size of a shoe box for the power requirements you have. Check the details of the listing. Almost all will output 110v or 220v @ 0 - 400Hz some have a small fan that will kick in when it's needed, but you could tuck it out of the way, and just feed an American multi gang. Get one with a display, because setting one up needs it (or proprietary software and RS484, total ball ache). But shouldn't cost more than £100 delivered for the size you'd need.
Interesting solution. But have a look on eBay for a VFD (variable frequency drive). They used to be massive and very expensive. These days thanks to our friends in Shenzen they are smaller and more affordable. They are used in industrial applications, mostly to provide control of motors, especially when they are sensitive to frequency. They have loads of settings and protection built in. Just set the output voltage, the output frequency and power it from your wall socket. They are available in versions that will let you run 3 phase equipment from your single phase domestic supply. Oh, and thanks for the early preview!