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Re: High Voltage Transformer
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Original poster: "Mike" <mike.marcum@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
9 kv nst's (240mA worth in parallel) with a 140V variac and hv bridge
rectifier would work. Would probably be better than a non-limited
transformer since the cap at first looks like a dead short until it's fully
charged. 11 obits would work too, but would be getting to be a pain
paralleling that many. How critical is the 250mA? The cap would just take
longer to fully charge with one 23 mA obit.
Mike
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Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2005 9:20 AM
Subject: High Voltage Transformer
Original poster: NuclearFirestorm@xxxxxxx
Hello,
I'm looking for a transformer and have had trouble finding what I'm after.
I need a transformer with the following specs.
Primary: 120 V
Secondary: 10 kV (anything a little higher is okay)
Power: around 2.5 kVA
This is not for a tesla coil, it will be part of a capacitor charging
power supply.
If anyone can point me to a distributor that offers this kind of
transformer I would be very grateful.