I just bought one of your older StarTun 4 machines from Jacksonville college here in Florida, USA. It has serial number 88024895 inside the control panel. I will be up-grading this machine to a Pentium 4 running Mach3 software.
My question is; Can I plug this machine into 220 60Hz here in the states or do I need something to give me 220 on one leg and neutral on the other and of course earth ground on the third.
My email is; fkfulmer@comcast.net
Thank you
Fred Fulmer
StarTun 4
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