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Thanks Triple Jim. Doing a good referb of my MEP 003 is in the project pipeline. I had to make new injector lines for it after I bought. A couple of them were slightly touching the engines cooling fins and rubbed hole in them. I will keep you regulator in mind.

Right. Maybe this topic is kinda like adding a turbo to the NHC 250. You can experiment and do it, but the cost vs. benefit is not that great. So, concerning my situation and my MEP-003a, probably best to use the 120/240 single phase method unless something or some power configuration need...

I believe what you are describing is what I'm talking about. I believe the 3 phase transformer is what I priced at around $2500. It's a big transformer if you want 30 amps at 240 out. It's been over a year since I researched what I might need. In the beginning, I thought I was going to scrounge...

I do have military split-pack HVAC unit. The condenser has a mounting flange that is made for tractor trailer mounting. Looks like a refrigeration unit. The air handler is a rack mount unit. It will do 208/220.

Sorry, my bad! :-o I mean rated for 220/208. I was thinking either/or. Configurable or switch-able would apply to a welder or power supply. I do have two industrial motors that handle either voltage. I will have to look again, but I believe there is a wiring diagram on the data plate. I don't...

I like the idea of running in the native three phase mode for maximum generator efficiency, but is that really a factor here, or now days? So, I know I'm good running at 120/240 single phase 99% of the time, but lets say I have have some motor loads in the shop requiring 208v or 220v...

I have a MEP 003A. I believe most of the military generators have three power configurations. 120V single phase 120/240 single phase 120/208 three phase You "must" select 120/240 single phase if you are hooking it up to a house or panel box "bus" wired for single phase. There are only three...