Hello Pino,
Get a copy of QEX, Jan/Feb 1998, which has a great article by Randy, WI5W,
on using microwave oven transformers for a high voltage power supply.
Randy also explains how the transformers are constructed and used in
microwave ovens plus what has to be done to make them work in amateur radio
application.
73,
Mike, K4GMH
At 02:19 PM 11/15/99 GMT, you wrote:
>
>Can somone help explain how these tranformers are wired to produce volts. I
>was given one with a resonating capacitor and a single stick rectifier.
>This unit has a secondary that is grounded to the core. 2000 volts at .6
>amps would make a nice power supply.
>
>Thanks
>Pino
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