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Registered Member #87
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If your using 6v-220v why would you need sixty of the transformers? If you have 220v mains, the you would need forty of the transformers to handle the voltage, resulting in ~8kv. I don't know how the transformers would hold up being pushed like that. It would work, but not for too long.
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Yes, you are true it is a typing error. But I have done calculations and between upper stage and its primary would be 8kV-220V=8kV, so I think trafos would be toasted
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Cores would have to be ungrounded wich is dangerous, maybe it would be best with all-under-oil.
Yeah, but the primary windings are still connected to 220V, which is basically 0V as Fusion already realized:
Yes, you are true it is a typing error. But I have done calculations and between upper stage and its primary would be 8kV-220V=8kV, so I think trafos would be toasted
Anyway, i dont think you could do much more than maybe 2-3kV this way, but it really depends on how the transformers are constructed.
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You would have to ballast this. The 6v side of the transformer doesn't have enough inductance. I have fried a number of 12v-120v transformers this way.
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Very easy HV power transformer
