Re: [TCML] TC Newbie

[Sfxneon@xxxxxxx]

Most likely, "2 x 7.5 kV"  means it is two different transformers  in one 
case. I'm not sure why an OBIT would have two separate transformers,  unless it 
was meant for a dual burner system. I just can't see an oil burner  ignition 
needing 15 kV. 
 
How many high voltage wires does it have? Have you tried sparking the wires  
to each other or to the case? If it is two 7.5 kV end grounded transformers in 
 one case, they are probably in phase and couldn't be used for 15 kV, but 
might  be paralleled for double the current.
 
Tony Greer

In a message dated 12/6/2008 5:14:19 P.M. Central  Standard Time, 
tonedeafmessiah@xxxxxxxxx writes:
Sorry, I hope I'm not  pestering anyone;

When my transformer says it delivers '2x 7.5Kv, does  that mean it will be
pumping 7.5kv, or 15kv through the circuit?
 
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