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| John Stevenson:
Darren, i was just going on the pic's in the first post. Example tranny on the left and then the rest of the pics with an open coil, no laminations, that's why i suggested a torroid. John s. |
| Darren:
John, I still don't think it would work as you cant remove the laminations to get inside the coil. The center hole in a toroid isn't the same thing as far as I know? |
| Bluechip:
--- Quote from: John Stevenson on March 21, 2010, 07:57:01 PM --- --- Quote from: Bluechip on March 21, 2010, 07:38:53 PM --- (Yes, I know it's not very convincing Mr. Stevenson, to professional Electric Motor Consultants, look upon it as a 'Generic Artists Impression' .. :scratch:) Dave BC --- End quote --- I much prefer 'Bodger extraordiniar ' instead of Electric Motor Consultant :wave: Darren, I thought the microwave idea was to gut the tranny and just use the mains input coil and dump the nasty singed bollocks bits ? John S. --- End quote --- Surely Master Bodger Extrordinaire ? M.B.E. .... Bend of knee, tug of forelock etc ? Dave BC |
| Darren:
Ah, I seeeeeeee Bernd, yes the secondary coil would have more turns and a higher field. And a higher resistance for the mains circuit, jolly good thinking Batman :clap: :clap: :clap: |
| Bernd:
This may answer some questions about toroidal transformers - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformer Bernd |
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