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Phil Allison
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"Phil Allison"
** How completely ASININE !!
A transformer with unusually good regulation = a transformer that is
being under utilised !!!
No need for exists for transformer makers to make special high regulation
models - the customer simply picks a model with more VA capacity than
strictly needed !!!
Piss off - you PITA fool.
....... Phil
"Phil Allison"
( snip even worse DRIVEL )For example, for the 24 volt, 8 amp transformer I've mentioned in this
thread,
** An incorrectly rated example.
Plucked out of his arse.
The recommendation that John Fields made, to assume Irms/Idc = 2,
which he says will always be safe, may not be safe if you are using a
transformer with good regulation and if your grid waveform is a good
sinusoid.
** A transformer with unusually good regulation ALSO has unusually LOW
temp
rise.
A transformer with unusually good regulation was presumably rated that way
by
the manufacturer for some reason.
** How completely ASININE !!
A transformer with unusually good regulation = a transformer that is
being under utilised !!!
No need for exists for transformer makers to make special high regulation
models - the customer simply picks a model with more VA capacity than
strictly needed !!!
Piss off - you PITA fool.
....... Phil