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I did some digging (kinda hard to find info on the 701a) and it does have a voltage adjustment knob. It's the second one from the left (the left being the voltage selector for the gauge)

He means what voltage do you have the Voltage Adjust knob at. You should be able to set the output to anything from 220-250V

The 701a is a 3kw generator (de-rated a bit from the military). You asked 16A or 16A per leg, since 16A at 240 is 3840 Watts I'm going to go with 16A Total. A 5kw MEP-802a is rated for 26A at 240V for comparison. I think you only add the amperage together for 3 phase power.

From what I've heard motors can have an in-rush current 2x or even 3x of the "Nominal" run rating. For Example (keep in mind this is a tad extreme) This A/C unit's LRA is 64A while the RLA is 12.8, that means the in-rush is 5x the run rating. Now normally this isn't a big deal because the...