Re: 15,000 volts+15,000 volts = 15,000 volts?

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Original poster: "jimmy hynes by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <chunkyboy86-at-yahoo-dot-com>


in paralell voltages dont add, currents do. in series you would get 2x the
voltage but same current. you cant get both, or you would get 4x the power with
twice the transformers. you can play around with batteries and get the same
thing.its kinda hard to think of a better explanation, so i hope you get it or
someone else can explain it better. 

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> how come when you put two 15kv/30ma transformers together in a parallel, you 
> get 15kv/60ma back? Why don't you get 30,000/60ma back out? 
> Thanks 
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