Re: 1300 watt Microwave Flyback for sale.

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Original poster: "Mercurus2000" <mercurus2000@xxxxxxx>

Well, the size is much smaller than a MOT for the same power, also, many
people are pushing the TV flybacks to the limit, the highest power I've seen
is about 300 watts, and normally they burn out shortly after this, with this
flyback, you can wind your own secondary to get the voltage you want and
then pot it in oil, if you do everything right, you can easily take the
output up to a 1000 watts and not have to worry about it bursting into
flames like TV flybacks.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2005 6:36 AM
Subject: Re: 1300 watt Microwave Flyback for sale.


> Original poster: Karl Lindheimer <karl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> If MOT's are abundant (still) and newer microwave ovens are even more
> abundant (but less desireable) I do not anticipate a great demand for
these
> types of "flybacks?" for Tesla service...?
>
> On Feb 14, 2005, at 9:53 PM, Tesla list wrote:
>
> >Original poster: "Mercurus2000" <mercurus2000@xxxxxxx>
> >
> >Hello, I have a 1300 watt panasonic microwave oven flyback transformer I
> >just pulled from a solid state microwave. It appears to be a e-core
> >ferrite transformer, pretty small, this is the transformer that's
replaced
> >those bulk 60hz MOTS, the power rating is 1300 watts, it's a monster in a
> >small package. The secondary and primary coil forms are surrounded  by
the
> >3 volt filament coil form, and the two halves of the core are glued
> >together with some sort of flexible glue(the cores will shift slightly,
> >but stay stuck together) you would need to let it soak in some light
> >solvent to get the cores apart, or just cut the filament coil form off
and
> >wind your new secondary(if you want) or primary with the cores still
glued
> >together. This unit would be nice if you want to take time to rewind the
> >secondary and primary, you could get ALOT of power and high voltage from
> >the unit by vacuum potting it in oil or just use it to power a standard
> >tesla coil. I'm asking $35 for this flyback, plus shipping, which
> >shouldn't be much. e-mail me if interested.
> ><mailto:mercurus2000@xxxxxxx>mercurus2000@xxxxxxx
> >Adam
> >
>
>