So in other words your machine ran at full capacity when powered by this transformer ?

Carlooch wrote So in other words your machine ran at full capacity when powered by this transformer ?

achi only uses 3000w total voltage.

5k is plenty, i have a similiar set up using a transformer.

my breaker box is also running the normal double pole 30amp breaker, i never blow fuses wven with other stations like t8280 hooked up to same line.

this is the model i use :http://www.diy-buy.com/3000w-power-converter-voltage-toroidal-transformer-110v-to-220v-for-achi-ir-pro-sc_p6578.html


On a side note,

i may be interested in a few oterh things you have for sale if you have a discounted price

-Xbox 360 motherboard support jig
-Reballing jig w/ stencils for all Xbox 360 BGA chips
-Heat directly reballing stencils for Xbox 360 BGAs
-4 or 5 bottles of no clean/no residue Kester 959T flux
-Foil tape
-Kapton high temperature tape
-.6mm & .45mm solder balls
-Et cetera...

@Carlooch the machine ran beautifully. There is no better way to power the machine than with my transformer

@Mafia Let me know what stuff you need and I can give you a good price

-Mafia5K- wrote

Carlooch wrote So in other words your machine ran at full capacity when powered by this transformer ?

achi only uses 3000w total voltage.

5k is plenty, i have a similiar set up using a transformer.

my breaker box is also running the normal double pole 30amp breaker, i never blow fuses wven with other stations like t8280 hooked up to same line.

this is the model i use :http://www.diy-buy.com/3000w-power-converter-voltage-toroidal-transformer-110v-to-220v-for-achi-ir-pro-sc_p6578.html


On a side note,

i may be interested in a few oterh things you have for sale if you have a discounted price

-Xbox 360 motherboard support jig
-Reballing jig w/ stencils for all Xbox 360 BGA chips
-Heat directly reballing stencils for Xbox 360 BGAs
-4 or 5 bottles of no clean/no residue Kester 959T flux
-Foil tape
-Kapton high temperature tape
-.6mm & .45mm solder balls
-Et cetera...

Hmm I I have to install a 30 amp breaker and run a line out to my shop. Right now I only have a 110v runnin at 20 amps. Which probably won't cut it :/. Thanks or your help guys

Carlooch wrote

-Mafia5K- wrote

Carlooch wrote So in other words your machine ran at full capacity when powered by this transformer ?

achi only uses 3000w total voltage.

5k is plenty, i have a similiar set up using a transformer.

my breaker box is also running the normal double pole 30amp breaker, i never blow fuses wven with other stations like t8280 hooked up to same line.

this is the model i use :http://www.diy-buy.com/3000w-power-converter-voltage-toroidal-transformer-110v-to-220v-for-achi-ir-pro-sc_p6578.html


On a side note,

i may be interested in a few oterh things you have for sale if you have a discounted price

-Xbox 360 motherboard support jig
-Reballing jig w/ stencils for all Xbox 360 BGA chips
-Heat directly reballing stencils for Xbox 360 BGAs
-4 or 5 bottles of no clean/no residue Kester 959T flux
-Foil tape
-Kapton high temperature tape
-.6mm & .45mm solder balls
-Et cetera...

Hmm I I have to install a 30 amp breaker and run a line out to my shop. Right now I only have a 110v runnin at 20 amps. Which probably won't cut it :/. Thanks or your help guys

Make sure the wire is 10/3 because the AWG changes with the amperage

Carlooch wrote

-Mafia5K- wrote

Carlooch wrote So in other words your machine ran at full capacity when powered by this transformer ?

achi only uses 3000w total voltage.

5k is plenty, i have a similiar set up using a transformer.

my breaker box is also running the normal double pole 30amp breaker, i never blow fuses wven with other stations like t8280 hooked up to same line.

this is the model i use :http://www.diy-buy.com/3000w-power-converter-voltage-toroidal-transformer-110v-to-220v-for-achi-ir-pro-sc_p6578.html


On a side note,

i may be interested in a few oterh things you have for sale if you have a discounted price

-Xbox 360 motherboard support jig
-Reballing jig w/ stencils for all Xbox 360 BGA chips
-Heat directly reballing stencils for Xbox 360 BGAs
-4 or 5 bottles of no clean/no residue Kester 959T flux
-Foil tape
-Kapton high temperature tape
-.6mm & .45mm solder balls
-Et cetera...

Hmm I I have to install a 30 amp breaker and run a line out to my shop. Right now I only have a 110v runnin at 20 amps. Which probably won't cut it :/. Thanks or your help guys

you dont have to do that unless your running a 220v direct line, if your using the transformer it will work with 20amp as thats what the transformer was designed for to do.

Carlooch wrote

-Mafia5K- wrote

Carlooch wrote So in other words your machine ran at full capacity when powered by this transformer ?

achi only uses 3000w total voltage.

5k is plenty, i have a similiar set up using a transformer.

my breaker box is also running the normal double pole 30amp breaker, i never blow fuses wven with other stations like t8280 hooked up to same line.

this is the model i use :http://www.diy-buy.com/3000w-power-converter-voltage-toroidal-transformer-110v-to-220v-for-achi-ir-pro-sc_p6578.html


On a side note,

i may be interested in a few oterh things you have for sale if you have a discounted price

-Xbox 360 motherboard support jig
-Reballing jig w/ stencils for all Xbox 360 BGA chips
-Heat directly reballing stencils for Xbox 360 BGAs
-4 or 5 bottles of no clean/no residue Kester 959T flux
-Foil tape
-Kapton high temperature tape
-.6mm & .45mm solder balls
-Et cetera...

Hmm I I have to install a 30 amp breaker and run a line out to my shop. Right now I only have a 110v runnin at 20 amps. Which probably won't cut it :/. Thanks or your help guys

What Mafia said is true, I was running on 20 with no issues. You won't need to change anything, the transformer will work on any standard household plug.

7 day bump.

Still need this thing sold.

i would definitely consider buying but im just a little short on $$$$$

Pirates wrote i would definitely consider buying but im just a little short on $$$$$

Well its not like its a hot item so you have the time.

7 day bump