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Re: transformers

#128266 01/03/03 08:07 PM

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The tap explanation confused me.If the secondary windings are increased by 2% then the voltage is increased by a like amount.Did I not understand the example?
Chris

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transformers	ga.sparky56	01/03/03 02:20 AM
Re: transformers	sabrown	01/03/03 02:05 PM
Re: transformers	ga.sparky56	01/03/03 09:57 PM
Re: transformers	Chris Rudolph	01/04/03 12:07 AM
Re: transformers	pauluk	01/04/03 09:14 PM
Re: transformers	ga.sparky56	01/05/03 12:27 AM
Re: transformers	electric-ed	01/05/03 01:18 AM
Re: transformers	ga.sparky56	01/05/03 01:30 AM
Re: transformers	electric-ed	01/05/03 01:59 AM
Re: transformers	ga.sparky56	01/05/03 02:02 AM

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