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Re: Need more power

Original poster: Liviu Vasiliu <teslina@xxxxxxxxx>

1. Put 240 V on the secondary of the MOT and measure
the voltage on primary. You will get the
transformation raport k = U1/U2 = N1/N2. Than it will
be easy to calculate the output voltage.

2. Using above meathod is not necessary to use the
probe and probably not too indicated.

vasil
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--- Tesla list <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Original poster: "The Engine Centre"
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> G,Day all, im the "chocholate block" capacitor man,
> got my first ever
> coil going last weekend, loved the smell, but only
> half impressed
> with the spark/arks, the caps work great but my
> input power is only 10/50 nst.
> Q1  I have an industrial MOT its 240v input, the
> primary measures 1.5
> ohms , secondary 87 ohms, what V..out can i expect ?
>  Im trying to
> find some mates to series with it !!
>
> Q2  Have just purchased a high voltage dc probe,
> (direct reading) can
> i put a HV rectifier string in series with the probe
> to mesure AC
> voltages, like MOT 's ect.?
>
> WX 28c no rain expected, cheers all. Paul
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