one more thing, I don't know if it ac or dc, should that matter? The specs i have are from the company I bought the fan from, and not the motor, and that is partly why I have such limited information.
what is the power factor? Can I determine that, or is that a characteristic of the motor? If i can't determine it, can I estimate reasonably?
This motor is ''small'', 0.5hp, 1725rpm, 120V/1ph/60hz used to run a small fan. Unfortunately, those are the only specs I have on the motor.
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I'm...
