Re: 3 15Kv 30ma NSTs-parallel-Help

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Original poster: "Resonance Research Corp. by way of Terry Fritz <teslalist-at-qwest-dot-net>" <resonance-at-jvlnet-dot-com>


You don't have to depot them at all.  The wiring is done on the external
terminals.

Start with just two by hooking the two primaries in parallel and the two
secondaries in parallel.  If you happen to get one out of phase, ie, so
there is no output, then just reverse the two wires on the primary
terminals.  Then test it again.

Add the last (third) unit also by hooking the primary in parallel with the
first two xmfrs.  The secondaries also go in parallel.

Output should be 15 kV at 90 mA.  You can test this by using an old analog
meter and elevating it off ground on a piece of plastic.  Meter should read
90 mA if you have the phasing correct on the third unit.  If not, again,
just reverse the two primary wires on the primary terminals.

Dr. Resonance

Resonance Research Corp.
E11870 Shadylane Rd.
Baraboo,  WI  53913

-- snip --
 >    I have been looking over the amount of power I could draw from running
 > three 15Kv 30ma NSTs compared to one 12Kv 60ma. My friend and I have been
 > searching the web for some basic set ups for hooking them up without
having
 > to depot them. >