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[TCML] VA formula

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Subject: [TCML] VA formula
From: "Dan Casaregola" <ag2z@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 1 Dec 2010 15:26:36 -0800
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I have a MMot,(read Monster Microwave Transformer) which I want to estimate the VA rating of, and I lost my notes re volt-ampere calculation using the core area squared.  This beast weighs 25 pounds, and is very well constructed.  No welds, all 1/4 20 hardware, and 1/8 inch steel mounting brackets.  Ideal for re-winding for heavy duty inductor or high current low voltage supply.  Would appreciate the formula.  Thank you. Dan
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