I want to be sure I have the wiring on the primaries correct.
Red/red and black/black tied together to obtain 115v?
Not red/black and red/black?
The label on the transfo say 115 red/blk 115 red/blk.
The PDF image shows:
red/blk on 1 winding and red/blk on the other.
I'm just a bit confused and I want to get this right.
thanks,
vince
Red/red and black/black tied together to obtain 115v?
Not red/black and red/black?
The label on the transfo say 115 red/blk 115 red/blk.
The PDF image shows:
red/blk on 1 winding and red/blk on the other.
I'm just a bit confused and I want to get this right.
thanks,
vince
Worth knowing, each winding has adjacent wires coming
out of the transformers. (It would be nice if they had unique
color codes).
that would be perfect!
stripes on one pair, and normal on the other
My 4218 also has a purple labeled shield. Any ideas what to do with that one??
With all due respect, this is a transformer and is capable of delivering a massive voltge and current. If there is any mistake, the consequences are huge. At the very least you could wipe out all your work and at the very most you could hurt youself or burn down your house. The list goes on.
If there is any doubt about the wiring, you should contact Antek and verify the identity of the wires.
This DIY forum seems to have a number of folks who take a casual approach to transformers, power supplies etc.
My 4218 also has a purple labeled shield. Any ideas what to do with that one??
Looking on Anteks site they state that the audio grade transformers have an interwinding screen which usually connects to chassis ground; but as With Tarragon recommends it would be best to confirm this with Antek first.
Looking on Anteks site they state that the audio grade transformers have an interwinding screen which usually connects to chassis ground; but as With Tarragon recommends it would be best to confirm this with Antek first.
Call Jon at Antek. I had a question about one of his 4 output toroids and he answered it immediately.
With all due respect, this is a transformer and is capable of delivering a massive voltge and current. If there is any mistake, the consequences are huge. At the very least you could wipe out all your work and at the very most you could hurt youself or burn down your house. The list goes on.
If there is any doubt about the wiring, you should contact Antek and verify the identity of the wires.
This DIY forum seems to have a number of folks who take a casual approach to transformers, power supplies etc.
With all due respect, this is a transformer and is capable of delivering a massive voltge and current. If there is any mistake, the consequences are huge. At the very least you could wipe out all your work and at the very most you could hurt youself or burn down your house. The list goes on.
If there is any doubt about the wiring, you should contact Antek and verify the identity of the wires.
This DIY forum seems to have a number of folks who take a casual approach to transformers, power supplies etc.
Why assume that I don't realize how dangerous this transformer is? Of course I do thats why I ask the question. A "casual approach" I think not, I may be new at this but not stupid!! If some of you were kinder to newbies maybe we could all enjoy the forum more.
Call Jon at Antek. I had a question about one of his 4 output toroids and he answered it immediately.
I have found Jon to be very helpful, and the product is quite good.
"With all due respect, this is a transformer and is capable of delivering a massive voltge and current. If there is any mistake, the consequences are huge..."Why assume that I don't realize how dangerous this transformer is?
Where does Mr Terragon say he has assumed, or otherwise thinks you don't know. In fact, prefacing his reply with "With all due respect" is trying to avoid the feelings you are obviously feeling but did not recognize?
He said "This DIY forum seems to have a number of folks who take a" let me point out the begining of his sentance "This DIY forum seems to have..." Are you the Forum? I'll leave the "stupid" for you to digest.A "casual approach" I think not, I may be new at this but not stupid!!
I think Mr terragon did a good job of replying to you and others without stepping on toes or to much insulting phrasing. NewBs haa? Maybe you Assume to much? He was addressing many and not just you with much of what he said. If some of you were kinder to the knowledgable you might not be treated like "newbies".If some of you were kinder to newbies maybe we could all enjoy the forum more.
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