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Hi.
If I wanted a 4KVA (2KVA per channel) Transformer and configured two 1KVA Transformers together using the series (secondary) parallel (primary) method for each channel, would I not just increase the voltage however, still be limited by the current of a 1KVA Transformer? Possibly I am overlooking something why I cannot see any benefit using such a configuration when current is the motive not, voltage. Cheers!
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Paralell doubles current with the same voltage and series doubles Voltage with the same current...
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