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RE: [TCML] Transformer Wiring Question
A parallel connection of the secondaries of the two transformers would
produce twice the current at the rated output voltage, whereas a series
connection of the secondaries would double the rated voltage but the
amperage would not change.
This assumes parallel connections of the primaries. A series connection
to the primaries would divide the input voltage in half, thus each
transformer would see 60 volts across its primaries, effectively halving
the rated output of current/voltage in each.
Hope that helps Mr. Karr. :)
Shannon Weinhold
Klasdja Intelligent Innovations
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-----Original Message-----
From: Christopher Karr [mailto:chriskarr4@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2008 8:01 PM
To: Tesla Pupman List
Subject: [TCML] Transformer Wiring Question
Hello, everyone,
I was wondering exactly how to wire two transformers so that their total
output voltage is double that of a single unit. I've tried wiring the
primaries in parallel and secondaries in parallel, but I don't know if
that achieves the desired operation. The length to which I can draw the
arc seems to have doubled, but I'm not sure if that is due to an
increased amperage further ionizing the air and allowing the arc to
travel a longer distance.
Please help.
-Christopher
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