High-insulation 1:1 wideband transformer? - Page 2

December 1st 05, 10:04 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.homebrew

SpamHog

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High-insulation 1:1 wideband transformer?

SpamHog wrote:

Now off to buy some CRT high voltage wire for the DC grounding / DC
block wideband transformer.

I have also been advised to look into NEON LIGHT WIRE. Working
voltages in the 7000-9000 V range, bearkup must be much higher.
Available in high current versions as well. For a big neon sign, 1A @
7000V is not unusual.

I suspect CRT wire is still better insulated, but neon is more easily
available.

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