Re: [Amps] Identifying Transformer

[Will Matney <craxd1@ezwv.com>]

Mike,

The taps are generally on the primary side for different line voltages. 
For your use, this would become the secondary. You would then have two 
leads with a C.T. in for the primary (old secondary), and a secondary 
with multiple taps. The use of a simple VOM is all that's needed to see 
which winding is which. Hope this helps.

Will Matney


aborg wrote:

> Hello Amps,
>
>       I have a transformer that is suppose to be a
> pole pig. The transformer has 4 taps, 3 wire comming
> from the paper type windings/layers of the
> transformer. Two (2) of the 3 wires from the
> transformer, one (1) from the top cloth insulation
> white with black stripe; bottom wire white teflon type
> insulation and the third (3) wire is attached to a
> heavy thick insulated tubing looping diag\vertical
> inside the transformer with black insulated 3rd wire
> (3) hanging from it.
>
> The transformer is 14" H, 14" W and about 50lbs. Can
> anyone help point to a source to identify this
> transformer ?
>
>
> Mike-KK4MS
>
>
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