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audio:deviant
Fri Aug 07 2009, 04:10PM Print
audio:deviant Registered Member #2081 Joined: Wed Apr 15 2009, 11:36AM
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okay i think i only need this one part to complete the coil. im after Link2
however i need it for UK mains power,

im really suck on finding one of these. think its because im searching for the wrong thing.

can anyone help?
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HV Enthusiast
Fri Aug 07 2009, 04:57PM
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Not sure what the issue is. All you need is a 230V input / 24V output transformer. There are hundreds of these at Farnell as Steve McConner already stated.

Here is one that will work just fine:

Link2

Link2
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audio:deviant
Fri Aug 07 2009, 06:16PM
audio:deviant Registered Member #2081 Joined: Wed Apr 15 2009, 11:36AM
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is that not 110v input??
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HV Enthusiast
Fri Aug 07 2009, 06:45PM
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No. There are two primary windings. For 220V operation, you simply wire them in series. For 110V operation, you wire them in parallel. Almost every transformer with a dual primary configuration can be wired in this fashion.

Also, i listed the 75VA version because the 50VA version wasn't in stock.
But you could probably get by with the smaller and less expensive 25VA version as well.

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Bennem
Sat Aug 08 2009, 06:44AM
Bennem Registered Member #154 Joined: Sun Feb 12 2006, 04:28PM
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Hi Audio:deviant,

You could also try RS components or Maplins here in the UK,
On my last DRSSTC i got my transformer from RS
but mine was rated for 18-0-18 volt output as it was for Steve Wards Driver circuit.
But as Dan said, lots of transformer primaries are designed for either 120 volt input or 240 volt input, depending if you connect the primary in series or parallel.

If you are having problems of not knowing about tranformers and selecting an alternative equivalent at this stage of your project, you will need to get better aquainted with Dans
book and how his circuit functions first.

All the best,
Mel
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audio:deviant
Mon Aug 10 2009, 09:00PM
audio:deviant Registered Member #2081 Joined: Wed Apr 15 2009, 11:36AM
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right cool i get it now. annoyingly i just found another piece i dont have that i thought i did.

do you guys know what is similar to this?

Link2

but 240v?

ive got an mmc 0.11uf 12k, its 12 0.33uf 2000v caps.

Link2

is that the one im after?

thanks again guys, been very helpful!
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HV Enthusiast
Mon Aug 10 2009, 09:45PM
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Its just a relay. Nothing special about it. Just find whatever you can get.
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