Tuesday Sept 21 - "We" declared work day to accommodate meeting with Jim Yee
Attending - Ron Williams, Don Erickson, Frank King, Ed Thelen

• Studied 1402 schematics vs current wiring
• Jim Yee came in 1:00 and we discussed voltages,
• Calculated that Elgar would indeed output required voltages
  380 volts phase to phase (some call this delta)
  
  square root 3 = 1.732...
  220 volts phase to neutral (some call this Y)
  Voltages match schematic and what Arnold said.
• images of plugs - 1402 Power Input Plug

• Examined wiring in 1402,
• Cracked terminal strip

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Thursday, Sept 23 meeting with Jim Yee, Ed Thelen

• Meeting with Jim Yee (408) 595-8749 & Ed Thelen to clarify what is wanted.
• Jim pointed out that #6 wiring will not fit Elgar type plug
• Jim telephoned in order for parts,
  delivery in two business days - maybe Monday
• I made diagram, gave "copy" to Mike Falarski - a much better one is
  
• Circuit # 1 (my term after finding out two estimates)
  wall breaker->new wire->new Elgar female plug-> existing Elgar male plug & existing Elgar wire
• Circuit # 2 (my term after finding out two estimates)
  two options, and I don't know which was chosen
  1. Existing Elgar female plug on Elgar unit->new Elgar male plug -> new wire->cracked block in 1402
     or?
  2. Existing Elgar female plug on Elgar unit->new Elgar male plug -> new wire-> new 1402 type female plug -> Visual Storage 1402 type male plug & Visual Storage power cable -> cracked block in 1402
• Jim noticed that there is a separate hole in the bottom sheet metal of the 1402 - presumably for the power wire (separate from the 4 other cables)
  There is a power box directly under that hole as presently laid out.
  
  We thought we should move the 1402, and did, it does not look well.
  Robert Garner suggests
  - move the 1402 back to original position
  - work the power wire out the back, maybe same openings as other cables