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Re: Differences on input (primary side to NST) issues
Original poster: "Steven Ward by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <srward16-at-hotmail-dot-com>
>Recently I found another pair of twins to bring my total to 12000v120ma
>That will put my draw on the lines at about 14 amps...
>Im running through a 15 amp fuse
>on a 20 amp isolated breaker
>I probably wont need PFC caps, but
>if the fuse blows and or the breaker throws ill be building one.
>Im betting the fuse wont take it...the breaker wont care
>Ill just find out the hard way...The fuse will allow me to collect rough
>data on draw :)
>Chris
>
Hmmm,
I think you will be pulling more like 20A easily with a tesla coil. My 2
15/60 transformers are easily grabbing 22-24A, which is much more than what
they are rated to draw. A tesla coil will actually draw more current than
shorting the transformers. I also didnt realize this until Terry told me
about it. I thought id be drawing only 15A, haha!! I wish! Maybe with
power factor correction you will stay under 15A. At the moment im broke so
i cant buy any PFC caps :(
Steve Ward.