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Re: NST Rebuild
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Original poster: "Steve Zeitler" <zeitler@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: NST Rebuild
Original poster: JBarrett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Has anyone ever rewound a NST secondary or can new pre-wound secondaries
be purchased? I would like to build a good HV transformer. I have several
large cores from some old equipment that was scrapped at an airport. Some
of it is 3 phrase.
Thanks
Jim
I built 2 HV transformers a while back. The time consuming part was
winding the secondaries.
As I recall, 9000 turns per, 150T a layer, 60 layers #30 wire, with a layer
of 2"wide Kapton tape between layers.
Each one took about 40 hrs. I was living alone at the time so I set up the
winder in the living room so I could
watch TV at the same time. Oh yeah, add a case of beer to the cost of each
xfmr.
The Primaries were 120T #14 wire giving an unballasted output of 9kv +/-
each. With 4ohm resistive ballasting (each) I
got 6kv each for 12kv total @ 200 ma +/-. They run dry...no oil. The coil
no longer exists but the trannies do, I still have them, awaiting another
coil project.
Steve Z.....