WTB - 110v Transformer

Sep 08, 2006 12 Replies

Anybody got a 230- 110volt transformer lurking around that is surplus



- something 200VA would be handy.



Thanks



Charles


I've got a 1500VA job you can have for nowt. Looks a mess, it was a steel cased tool transformer & the bottom of the case rotted away, but I reckon it should still be OK. From its size I'd say it's at least a 'real' 1KVA, unlike the yellow boxed 1500VA tool transformers which are probably more like 500VA continuous.

Cheers Tim

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I have a Danbury Electronics auto transformer 230 to 110/120 volts at 100 watt, 3" x 4" x 5".

Could you use this?

Might be OK. I've just emailed you and it's bounced. Can you get in touch with me off list. Thanks

Charles

Thanks for the offer Tim. It's probably just too damn big and would become an annoying toe snubber

Regards

Charles

Tim,

I'm using 110v as the power supply for the signalling on the LM&WR (see

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That transformer could be very useful (and return my yellow building site 240/110 transformer to its intended purpose!)

Is it still available?

Cheers

Peter

Certainly, but you'll have to arrange collection. I'll run a Megger over it to check before you get too excited, though

Cheers Tim

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Tim,

Where are you?

Cheers

Peter

Tim Leech wrote:

Warrington. Might be able to shift to the midlands soon, or mid-wales, if that helps?

Cheers Tim Dutton Dry-Dock Traditional & Modern canal craft repairs Vintage diesel engine service

Tim,

Could you drop it off at Westhoughton (NW Manchester?)

Cheers

Peter

Tim Leech wrote:

Given time, I could probably drop it off with a friend who lives in Westhoughton & works in Warrington (I'm actually 7 miles out)

Cheers Tim

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Tim,

I will be passing through Manchester on the 27/28 October - is that enough time? Otherwise I should be able to collect it from you on my way back on the afternoon of the 28th.

Cheers

Peter

Yes, ought to be plenty if he's not disappeared to somewhere exotic

I've put a megger on it, it's showing 30 megohm between primary & secondary @ 500V. Good enough for me.

Cheers Tim Dutton Dry-Dock Traditional & Modern canal craft repairs Vintage diesel engine service

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