Re: Isolation Tranformer

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Original poster: "Shaun Epp" <scepp-at-mts-dot-net> 

That's a good power filter.  They are worth alot of money.  I have a 30 amp
version sitting behind my A/V rack powering my home stereo.  I've often
wondered how well it would work to filter noise from a tesla coil, then I
remember how much it weighs (78 pounds),  ooofff!    These ONEAC
transformers are high quality!  They re-establish a low impedance between
neutral and ground though the secondary of the isolation transformer.  There
is some surge suppression components in them too.  Look em up on the net.
I'm going to stick with the Corcom line filters for my tesla coil.

Shaun


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Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 9:03 AM
Subject: Isolation Tranformer


 > Original poster: Brett Miller <brmtesla2-at-yahoo-dot-com>
 >
 > All,
 >
 > I found the isolation transformer I had stashed in my
 > closet.  It is a made by the ONEAC Corporation....it
 > is their model CL1102 Power Conditioner.  It's
 > designed for the purpose of providing microprocessor
 > devices with cleaner 60Hz power, but would probably do
 > fine for a 12/60 size coil in short runs since it does
 > have a 10A fuse in it.  I disassembled it and had a
 > look inside.  It does contain a 1:1 transformer in
 > addition to the fuse and recepticle.
 >
 > This unit was donated to me by a friend and has never
 > been tested in TC duty.  As soon as I finish with the
 > modifications I'm doing on my coil I will perform a
 > few tests with the cl1102.  If anyone is interested I
 > can open it up again and take a photo.
 >
 > -Brett
 > www.hot-streamer-dot-com/brett
 >