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Old 31st Aug 2022, 21:23
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GPU for sale ?

I'm no expert on Helicopter, or any other GPU's but this looked a bit off, shouldn't it have wheels?

Granted the V & Hz check out, Is it a specialised bit of kit? It doesn't mention the type, apart from mentioning military. Anyone recognise it?.

https://www.donedeal.ie/othermotor-f...t-gpu/27546787
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I'm no expert on Helicopter, or any other GPU's but this looked a bit off, shouldn't it have wheels?

Granted the V & Hz check out, Is it a specialised bit of kit? It doesn't mention the type, apart from mentioning military. Anyone recognise it?.

https://www.donedeal.ie/othermotor-f...t-gpu/27546787
110v output not much use. More suited to a building site.
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Old 1st Sep 2022, 17:17
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Originally Posted by ericferret
110v output not much use. More suited to a building site.
Typo I think - says 115V twice later
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It's Dutch built, I think the firm later became Dynaf Spruyt or Spruyt energie NV and they folded in 2007. I really don't know anything about this generator but the lights/warnings panel is quite comprehensive and the 115V/400Hz fits. My concern would be that I cannot see any cables and it's not really of much use without those. It certainly would be more useful if on wheels, but it may have been modified for another purpose at some point, removing the wheels, as it was most likely repainted as well. I would guess at the interior green being the original colour, which points to a military purpose originally. Finding the specs will be difficult.
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Has a substancial lifting eye and fork lift sockets. Probably never had wheels and was designed to be mounted on a truck or trailer.
I believe most military equipment even some refulling vehicles use this system.
Makes your transport more flexible as you don't need dedicated vehicles for a task,
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Looks more suitable for a fairground truck.
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