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Re: [TCML] Transformer Sources
Scott,
I have an Instrument Transformers, Inc. 120:1 (14,400 volt)
potential transformer that when overdriven with 140 volts
from a variac will put out 16,800 volts. It would easily
handle a 160 mA load all day long and would probably
be your best solution for your purposes. As someone
has already mentioned, getting a transformer custom made
to your specs would be quite pricey. Also, I'm located in
Memphis, TN. so it would be within a decent daytrip
for you to pick up. I seriously doubt that I would have
much of a need for it anymore as all of my future pro-
posed projects require a much bigger transformer, so
I could let it go for a reasonable price ;^) It's a butyl
rubber covered cube shape that's slightly larger than
an automobile battery and weighs right at 100 lbs.
Contact me off list if interested and I can answer any
more questions you may have and send a pic or two.
David Rieben
drieben@xxxxxxxxxxx
----- Original Message -----
From: <pokoloko@xxxxxxx>
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Sent: Thursday, March 12, 2009 11:45 AM
Subject: [TCML] Transformer Sources
I need an unregulated transformer that can deliver >=160mA at 16,500Vrms,
after iron and copper losses!, into a filtered resistive circuit (via
bridge of course).
Does anyone have any idea (1) what the best transformer type is for this
requirement (PT, maybe?) and (2) where I might acquire one (in the South)?
-Scott.
Madison, AL
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