Sorry if I was unclear, the secondary winding is broke on both side
because of the tar removal and I need to pickup the output. I was
thinking about soldering on the .004 copper sheet to the outermost
windings. The .0055 wire did not hold up to the tat removal and is a
bird's nest on the outer most winding. I know what I mean, I guess I did
not write what I thought. I have a bad habit of doing that.
Rich
Subject: Re: Unpot
Original poster: "Gerry Reynolds" <gerryreynolds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Rich,
I'm not sure what your objective is, but if repairing the dinged
insulation is what you want, then recoat with polyurathane.
Gerry R.
>Original poster: "Rich" <rdjmgmt@xxxxxxxxxx>
>
>I have had a transformer soaking in gas for awhile, I just took it
>out and cleaned it up with lacquer thinner. What a mess! Now to my
>question, the secondarys are a mess and nicked on the outer
>windings. , I goofed and was too rough a while back trying to remove
the tar.
>The transformer is a Jefferson 15Kv 60ma. The secondarys are about
>36ga wire and I don't have any butt splices that size but I do have
>some .004 copper sheet from a transformer winding. My question is
>would it work to lightly sand the outer windings and solder a strip
>of the .004 copper to it for a lead point? I do not feel safe trying
>to solder to the end of the 36ga.
>If it works I plan on making a Lexan box for it.
>
>Rich
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