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Old 17th October 2004, 01:30 AM   #1
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Default Center-tapped to dual secondary modificaton tutorial

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I just converted my transformer from center-tapped to dual secondary.

The pictures are attached one per post.

Please notice in this diagram I added a second xfmr also...

The concept is here:
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first picture.
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2nd picture of xfmr open.
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3rd pic of coil end matching.

Fluke set to measure resistance. Value in desplay is 1 Ohm. Different xfmrs will have different values.

At the end will be a picture of the WRONG ends showing "OL" (out of limit) on the volt/Ohm meter.
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4th pic of pairing the coil leads.
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And the center tapped lead un insulated about to be unsoldered.

And yes I did nmean to put this picture higher... Oh yell, I hope you weren't doing it and reading at the same time....
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Final pic of the xfmr retaped..
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Coil ends of different coils. No continuity. Try again. :-)
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Old 17th October 2004, 11:30 AM   #9
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So, basically you just cut the loop that forms the centre tap, check which wire goes with which winding, and add a wire to the new points?
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Hey richie00boy-

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