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Re: HV transformer questions
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- Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 09:58:56 -0600
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Original poster: David Speck <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Jolyon,
I have units like these. They provide DC output to run the corona wires in
photocopiers. They are usually potted inside, and not much use for coil
work, being rated for only 5 milliamps output.
Dave
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Would this item be suitable for powering a Tesla coil? Apparently it was
made by Woden for Rank Xerox -for what purpose? The third line on the box
reads "INPUT 98-122 VOLTS 50~ 0.5VA" but the fifth line reads "S.C 5MA
MAX" and 8kV at 5mA is 40VA so this does not make sense to me -any
explanations? And why is it so heavy?
Jolyon