Re: Transformer Cost

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Original poster: Dave Leddon <dave-at-leddon-dot-com> 

God, I hope not.  It came out of a transformer purchased from Dr. R who, at 
the time, claimed that none of his transformers contained PCBs.  I 
performed the standard tests, the oil floats on water and it burns freely 
which, I know, is hardly definitive.  I suppose if I were really curious I 
would purchase one of those field PCB test kits (about $50) which can 
detect PCBs down to parts in a million, but I'm just not that concerned.  I 
only reason I want to be rid of it is that it takes up valuable space in my 
storage shed which could be used for more important junk.
Dave
Pleasanton, Ca

At 05:49 PM 2/1/04 -0700, you wrote:
>Original poster: "Hydrogen18" <hydrogen18-at-hydrogen18-dot-com>
>That wouldnt happen to be of the PCB variety would it?
>
>---Eric
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>
> > I have 12 gallons of transformer oil here in the
> > Bay Area for anybody who wants it. (Please, come get it.)