Re: Need Help finding transformers

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Original poster: "RIAA/MPAA's Worst Nightmare" <mike.marcum-at-zoomtown-dot-com> 

I think anything above 60 mA is an odd size and very expensive. Didn't know
they came in 90 mA versions. I ran across a 15 kv 120 mA one once (a company
in Taiwan or somewhere)... It cost over $500 new. You could get one heck of
a pig/x-ray transformer/pt with that. Better off getting several 15kV/30
mA's and paralleling them, though the sum weighs more. If you don't mind
making a mess you could also take a 15/60 and remove half the shunts for
15/120, though it would then have only about 20% duty cycle (usually no big
deal with TC's).
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Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 1:18 PM
Subject: Need Help finding transformers


 > Original poster: "Jason & Christy" <jcwallace-at-redbird-dot-net>
 >
 > Hello everyone. Its that time of year again that I as a wife start
searching
 > for tesla coil related presents for my husbands birthday and Christmas
 > presents. Of course he had to be born 10 days before xmas lol. This year
he
 > FINALLY told me he wanted a neon transformer minimum of 15 kv 90 MA or
 > larger, ive checked ebay all ready and no signs of any that size, anyone
 > know where I can buy on online? We dont really have many neon sign shops
 > around here so finding one is near impossible. If at all possible please
 > email me at momto3daughters-at-hotmail-dot-com as thats my personal email addy
and
 > would like to keep this a surprise from hubby.
 > Thanks a bunch
 > Christy
 >
 >
 >