Phil, Wonderfull cores, makes me itch to do another transformer myself. http://home5.inet.tele.dk/f-hammer/tesla/museum/pig/porkchop.htmOne thing comes to mind: You have half the cross section of core going trough the secondary's as you have going trough the primary's. I have a vague feeling that this means that you are going to get half the voltage per turn on the secondary as on the primary.
As I said, it is only a vague feeling, perhaps you want to make an experiment with a few secondary windings, to check it out before committing to wind both secondary's.
I for one would be interested to hear the results. And I cannot do it myself on a mot before tomorrow :-(
Cheers, Finn Hammer Phil Tuck skrev:
Hello. I am finalising my design for my homebuilt transformer and after a lot of experimenting (volts per turn & current draw with different setups) I have decided on this http://homepage.ntlworld.com/follies/tesla/radartransformer.html (It starts about half way down the page.)Just wondered if anyone can see any points that could be troublesome or anything that I've not considered.RegardsPhil www.follytowers.co.uk/tesla
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