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My BIG transformer free giveaway; PICTURES
On 9 Jan 2005 03:25:36 GMT, Ignoramus4718
wrote: This transformer for free for taking for members of rec.crafts.metalworking. The offer won;t last long. It weighs about 400 lbs. I know that I can easily deadlift 160 lbs, I can barely lift it by one side, so, I figure it must be about 400 lbs. http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/transformer/big/ I live near Naperville, IL. Write to ichudov At algebra DOT com. I can hoist it into your truck. If no one takes it, I will try to sell it on ebay. Will appreciate suggesting what kind of auction title to choose etc. That looks like a ferroresonant or "contstant voltage" transformer because of the transverse steel between the windings. It would be used in conjunction with oil-filled caps (like motor run caps). For an explanation of how they work ...... ask Spehro G I've read articles I thought I understood when I read them, but 20 minutes later I was again clueless and still am. |
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Don Foreman wrote:
On 9 Jan 2005 03:25:36 GMT, Ignoramus4718 wrote: This transformer for free for taking for members of rec.crafts.metalworking. The offer won;t last long. It weighs about 400 lbs. I know that I can easily deadlift 160 lbs, I can barely lift it by one side, so, I figure it must be about 400 lbs. http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/transformer/big/ I live near Naperville, IL. Write to ichudov At algebra DOT com. I can hoist it into your truck. If no one takes it, I will try to sell it on ebay. Will appreciate suggesting what kind of auction title to choose etc. That looks like a ferroresonant or "contstant voltage" transformer because of the transverse steel between the windings. It would be used in conjunction with oil-filled caps (like motor run caps). For an explanation of how they work ...... ask Spehro G I've read articles I thought I understood when I read them, but 20 minutes later I was again clueless and still am. Gosh - they were in every tube tester I trashed out. Had to have constant AC for somewhat constant DC for the funky meter to be repeatable. Martin -- Martin Eastburn, Barbara Eastburn @ home at Lion's Lair with our computer NRA LOH, NRA Life NRA Second Amendment Task Force Charter Founder |
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On 9 Jan 2005 03:25:36 GMT, Ignoramus4718
wrote: This transformer for free for taking for members of rec.crafts.metalworking. The offer won;t last long. It weighs about 400 lbs. I know that I can easily deadlift 160 lbs, I can barely lift it by one side, so, I figure it must be about 400 lbs. http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/transformer/big/ I live near Naperville, IL. Write to ichudov At algebra DOT com. I can hoist it into your truck. If no one takes it, I will try to sell it on ebay. Will appreciate suggesting what kind of auction title to choose etc. i Chuckle..thats not big. Thats sorta small actually. Now I have big holding up some of my stuff. Gunner "The French are a smallish, monkey-looking bunch and not dressed any better, on average, than the citizens of Baltimore. True, you can sit outside in Paris and drink little cups of coffee, but why this is more stylish than sitting inside and drinking large glasses of whiskey I don't know." -- P.J O'Rourke (1989) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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@ 25 more of these in series and I COULD have my time machine!
"Ignoramus4718" wrote in message ... This transformer for free for taking for members of rec.crafts.metalworking. The offer won;t last long. It weighs about 400 lbs. I know that I can easily deadlift 160 lbs, I can barely lift it by one side, so, I figure it must be about 400 lbs. http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/transformer/big/ I live near Naperville, IL. Write to ichudov At algebra DOT com. I can hoist it into your truck. If no one takes it, I will try to sell it on ebay. Will appreciate suggesting what kind of auction title to choose etc. i -- |
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A transformer that size should be more than adequate for someone wanting to
make a good spot/resistance welder, and/or a multi-purpose unit including a blade welder. There have been numerous past discussions in RCM concerning the switching and timing circuits for spot welders. Blade welders typically use a specific amount of jaw travel and a microswitch mechanism. WB .............. "Ignoramus4718" wrote in message ... This transformer for free for taking for members of rec.crafts.metalworking. The offer won;t last long. It weighs about 400 lbs. I know that I can easily deadlift 160 lbs, I can barely lift it by one side, so, I figure it must be about 400 lbs. http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/transformer/big/ I live near Naperville, IL. Write to ichudov At algebra DOT com. I can hoist it into your truck. If no one takes it, I will try to sell it on ebay. Will appreciate suggesting what kind of auction title to choose etc. i -- |
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