 variac hookup
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teslacoolguy
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Sat Jun 28 2008, 03:53AM
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As some of you know and have read my projects thread about the very big variac i scored i now have some questions concerning how to hook it up. I am assuming that i use the primary neutral as the secondary neutrall but im not sure how i hook everything up the the parallaling choke. Here is a pic so maybe some of you can give me some help on how to hook this monster up.
The choke is in that black box mounted to the bottom variac.
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Tiberius
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It should be connected between the output (brush) terminals of the two units, from what I understand.
even better
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teslacoolguy
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Ok i have one more question. I have decided that i am going to run the coil with 240v. I am planning on using 1 variac for each 120v pole and leave out the choke and have a completely common ground. Am i doing this right or not? Tell me what you think.
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