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bob

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Four each of the smaller ones only one of the big grey.
If you can use any or all free for shipping. PayPal works.
Bob
 

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EDIT: I didn't notice OP is from Canada. Hopefully someone closer can use them.
 
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James H Clark said:
Just out of curiosity, what would one possibly use them for? Seem to be big for the average phase converter. Very generous of the OP.
JH
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They're useful for starting large motors, powering high power pulsed transmitters/emitters/field generators, etc..
 
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