converting a comet and high speed from 220v to 110v

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can some one tell me how to convert a comet and a high speed from 220
to 110v? thanks

 

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Lloyd,

thanks for the prompt responce that looks like it will do it for the
high speed. I will have to investigate the comet to verify the power
supply in that one

 

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http://www.marvin3m.com/de/index3.htm#rebuild LTG

"mjmmx" <mjmmx@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> can some one tell me how to convert a comet and a high speed from 220
> to 110v? thanks
>

 

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oh and the wires are different colored on the plug end usually, meaning not
like us games which are white black and green, where green is field ground.
I think they are brown, blue and green on 220 cords, so just put the green
sometimes with a yellow stipe on the field ground and the other two it don't
matter.

Trin
"mjmmx" <mjmmx@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> can some one tell me how to convert a comet and a high speed from 220
> to 110v? thanks
>

 

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ok Lloyd Olson covered it for the high speed. now the plug system is
different on the comet. any one have pictures of the 3 sets of plugs on
the comet at the power supply location. seems it was not covered in
clays manuals. This is a dual transformer system