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Microwave oven transformers
Go to http://groups.google.com and do an advanced search for "microwave
oven transformer" in rec.radio.amateur.*. You'll get a couple of pages of hits, representing at least a couple of hundred postings on the topic, many of them from this newsgroup. Roy Lewallen, W7EL AndyS wrote: Andy writes: I have been thinking about building a high voltage power supply for a big amp, and am toying with the idea of using a couple of microwave oven transformers, which I have on hand. I plan to use two, with the primaries connected in parallel but opposing, so that each one will supply voltage, half-wave, to a diode ring. By doing this, I can have each core grounded like it is used in the ovens.... So, has anyone else done this and run into any problems that I may not have forseen ? Thanks, Andy |
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