 Small NST
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Ryan
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Fri Aug 15 2008, 02:40AM
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Registered Member #1606
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Hey guys, I found someone selling an NST for 35 bucks around the corner from me. It isn't a huge NST like most people use for their coils, but here are the specs.
Info on the transformer....
Acme Electric
Pri. v. 120
Sec. v. 7500
V. A. 150
Will it be suitable for a coil running on DC power input?
-Ryan
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Firefox
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Registered Member #1389
Joined: Thu Mar 13 2008, 12:50AM
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
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That works fine. I've seen people get 12" streamers from a 4000V/20mA NST. Yours with 7500V/50mA should work just fine
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MOT_man
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Joined: Mon Nov 19 2007, 12:08AM
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Are they a single hot wire output type NST or a double secondary running 3750 V each side for a short of 7500 V? Curious....
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Seoul_lasers
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Registered Member #1630
Joined: Sat Aug 09 2008, 11:36AM
Location: Seoul Korea
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Most of these units use 2 windings... Here in Korea we use single winding units and input is 220-240V.
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