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December 6th 05, 10:24 AM
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FS: Plate transformer
120 volt primary...
1440/2880 secondary. 1.63 KVA Heavy iron. Make an offer. -- Regards, Gary...WZ1M |
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#2
December 6th 05, 10:28 AM
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Plate transformer
OOPS, its 1.36 KVA, not 1.63
-- Regards, Gary...WZ1M "GBrown" wrote in message ... 120 volt primary... 1440/2880 secondary. 1.63 KVA Heavy iron. Make an offer. -- Regards, Gary...WZ1M |
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#3
December 8th 05, 01:21 AM
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Plate transformer
GBrown wrote:
OOPS, its 1.36 KVA, not 1.63 Is that a 1400 volt center tapped secondary? |
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#4
December 9th 05, 04:12 PM
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Plate transformer
1440-0-1440
It has been sold. -- Regards, Gary...WZ1M "Ken Scharf" wrote in message . .. GBrown wrote: OOPS, its 1.36 KVA, not 1.63 Is that a 1400 volt center tapped secondary? |
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