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Plasma Lover
Wed Mar 11 2009, 07:01PM
Plasma Lover Registered Member #1911 Joined: Mon Jan 05 2009, 06:30PM
Location: Salem, Oregon, USA
Posts: 165
kilovolt wrote ...

Nice PT you found smile

PT's are really nice high voltage sources. Nearly undestructable... i've also three PT's.

It's a 16kV unit. This biest weighs more than 50kg smile

kilovolt



What a beautiful PT. Did you get it with all of that, or did you have to make the case/enclosure?
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kilovolt
Wed Mar 11 2009, 08:34PM
kilovolt Registered Member #2018 Joined: Tue Mar 10 2009, 09:56AM
Location: Switzerland
Posts: 74
What a beautiful PT. Did you get it with all of that, or did you have to make the case/enclosure?
Yes, I got this PT exactly in this condition for free from our local power company. All of the Moser-Glaser-PT's look like this. They are resin potted high-voltage-transformers. Moser-Glaser was a swiss manufacturer of high voltage components like this (especially transformers), but nowadays they don't produce these things anymore. I think they have been bought by another manufacturer frown But PT's like the one shown above are still very common here in Switzerland and often you can get them for free, because they are old and replaced by oil or SF6 filled units for higher voltages.

EDIT: There are also a lot of other manufacturers and designs here in Europe. Another very old transformer of mine (a 10kV-PT with single bushing) looks for example like this:

Pt2j

kilovolt

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Steve Conner
Thu Mar 12 2009, 12:25PM
Steve Conner Registered Member #30 Joined: Fri Feb 03 2006, 10:52AM
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
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*cough* 400 pixels maximum image width, see Link2 section 2.f
*edit* thanks for resizing them
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theju
Thu Mar 12 2009, 05:20PM
theju Registered Member #1445 Joined: Tue Apr 15 2008, 01:25PM
Location: Germany
Posts: 24
first, hy to the community^^

well, potentialtransformers can be driven at more than 1,5kVA
in these videos i´m using just a single potential transformer(1:100)
click on me ^^
here, too

greets
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kilovolt
Thu Mar 12 2009, 05:53PM
kilovolt Registered Member #2018 Joined: Tue Mar 10 2009, 09:56AM
Location: Switzerland
Posts: 74
*cough* 400 pixels maximum image width, see section 2.f
Sorry... i will change this immediately... didn't realize there are different picture sizes in different forums wink

@theju:
nice to see you here smile your PT vids are well known smile

kilovolt
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