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RE: Mechanically decoupling transformers from chassis.

I might posit that while there may be benefits from such mounting strategies-making sure that the transformer is well wound- tight windings with out bulges etc. that affect the placement/alignment of the laminations, ant then securing a tight lamination stack well- followed by vacuum potting should get you further down the road.
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