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Posted by jeanga6 on September 3, 2008, 2:14 pm
now wouldn't that be interesting. since the machine clearly has an
european plug. I might need to go back and check this one out...
Roberta, is yours a US or Canada made?
Jean
> Boy o boy, do you ever have a lucky streak!
> My FW motor says 120 volts, 50-60 hz, uses ac or dc, bless its little
> heart. I run it on a transformer. So you'd best ask the store person
> to plug it in for a test drive before buying. And if smoke comes out,
> well, then you'll know.
> Roberta in D
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> >Tina,
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> >good point, and I thought of that. still thinking. Are you still
> >looking for one?
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> > I do have a question for Roberta in Germany...Could you look at the
> >motor on your machine and tell me what it is rated? the one at the
> >antique store motor was labelled 120volts/60 hz but it had a 220 plug.
> >I am confused and like I said, it was made in Canada
>
> >> See, if it were me, it would be gone when I went back and I would then
> >> be convinced that it was the best Featherweight ever, and I would
> >> never find another one which was a better deal.- Hide quoted text -
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