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In Reply to: See text... posted by andy evans on September 10, 2016 at 11:00:01:
Try contacting the maker of the transformer. Sometimes you can connect the two secondary windings in series, and do what you want, but at half the current rating.
A center tap transformer is designed to only use one half of its winding at a time, letting the other half cool down each half cycle. The volt-amp rating of a transformer is fixed by wire size. You can't double the voltage out without cutting the current rating by half.
A voltage doubler is likely your best option for what you have....assuming you can get by with 1/2 the amps.
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Follow Ups
- Yup, not so - Russ57 11:21:04 09/10/16 (7)
- Ah - informative.... - andy evans 12:14:49 09/10/16 (6)
- RE: Ah - informative.... - hennfarm 12:25:13 09/10/16 (5)
- Have the 01A preamp up and running... - andy evans 14:13:17 09/11/16 (4)
- RE: Have the 01A preamp up and running... - euro21 11:03:15 09/14/16 (1)
- Ah - useful info on HT voltage for Gyrator! - andy evans 02:41:01 09/15/16 (0)
- Just curious, would you do a voltage check? - Russ57 18:14:52 09/12/16 (1)
- This is how I wired it - andy evans 12:11:28 09/13/16 (0)
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