i have a bit of a quandry, i have C6000 AT LEAST ITS SUPPOSED TO BE A C6000, THE ONLY DIFFERENCE I CAN SEE BETWEEN THE C6000 AND THE C6000VP IS THE 6000 USES SINGLE PHASE 220 AND THE VP USES 3 PHASE. NOW THE MACHINE I HAVE SAYS ITS A C6000 BUT USES 3 PHASE 220, i know the vp doesnt slow down when you run heavy stock and the 6000 does, but since its three phase is it a vp? and not marked as such? machine is not plugged in and havent tested it since i picked it up from it original location 2 weeks ago any insight would help, im trying to sell it but most prospects want to know if its a vp or not, thank for any help
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i have a bit of a quandry, i have C6000 AT LEAST ITS SUPPOSED TO BE A C6000, THE ONLY DIFFERENCE I CAN SEE BETWEEN THE C6000 AND THE C6000VP IS THE 6000 USES SINGLE PHASE 220 AND THE VP USES 3 PHASE. NOW THE MACHINE I HAVE SAYS ITS A C6000 BUT USES 3 PHASE 220, i know the vp doesnt slow down when you run heavy stock and the 6000 does, but since its three phase is it a vp? and not marked as such? machine is not plugged in and havent tested it since i picked it up from it original location 2 weeks ago any insight would help, im trying to sell it but most prospects want to know if its a vp or not, thank for any help
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