From xxcaptinxx@comcast.net Thu Oct 19 10:52:31 2006
Subject:Re: Leslie question -- 60 Hz to 50 Hz conversion needed?

I'm not aware of a Speakeasy frequency converter. I am quessing that the
reference is to the Trek II frequency converter SC-60D-1 and SC-60D-2.

http://www.trekii.com/#EXPORT

Once you convert the Hammond's power system that same 60 Hz voltage can be
fed to an attached 6H or 6W Leslie. Separately, it wouldn't be Plug and
Play for a 120VAC 60 Hz Leslie, but I suppose it could be adapted.

Regards,

Dave Bishop

----- Original Message -----
> Hi All,
>
> Last posting I wondered if SE actually makes such
> thing as "frequency converter" as was responsded in
> the 50/60 hz thread ?
>
> Could be post was a talk about a induction motor being
> 50/60 hz ?
>
> Anybody knows such thing "frequency converter" for
> Leslies ?
>
> My electrical literacy doen't doesn't come from a
> finished degree on Elect. Engineering to know about
> all stuff about, but except Trekii conversion addon
> to work on Hammonds I never heard of such "frequency
> converter" for a Leslie as something "plug and play"
> thing.
>
> Also expecting somebody clarifies about "phase
> overlapping" mostly when talking about 0/180 degrees.
>
> What unit of measuremente are such degrees ?
>
> Opinions will be highly appreciated.
>
> Rafael
>
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