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Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2006 08:11:59 -0700
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Original poster: "CajunCoiler" <cajuncoiler@xxxxxxxxxxx>


More likely, it would burn up the nst's
primary... that is, if the fuse/breaker
didn't go first.

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> Original poster: russell dischar <hightechredneck2005@xxxxxxxxx>
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> could you put 220v to a nst thats rated at 120v. i imagine it would
> burn up the secondary but i was just wonderin if any one has done it.
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