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Re: Hi-pot tester


Hsu
 

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Thanks!?will
?? All Neon tranformer there has been replaced by Switching power supply.Old transformer
?isn't?easy to get now.?There is another important reason,I often ?purchase? NOS tubes, so,
?it needs battery operated.
? 73! Hsu
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----- Original Message -----
From: craxd
Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2006 7:06 AM
Subject: [ham_amplifiers] Re: Hi-pot tester

Hsu,

Most of the smaller commercial ones at around 4-5 kV use a neon
sign transformer. Those are not that heavy, nor big either. It's
according to what you have available there, but any sign company
can get you a used transformer cheap. You may have to use a doubler
or tripler, it's according to the output voltage of the transformer.
These are pretty low current, maybe 5 mA or so. It doesn't take
much.

Best,

Will

--- In ham_amplifiers@yahoogroups.com, "Hsu" <Jbenson@...> wrote:
>
> I want to build an Hi-pot tester, I have seen some design, Rich's
and W6CW,But I do not want use ac transformer.
> it is two heavy and need AC main power.I have some junk B/W and
Clour TV FBT, I think if I can be use in this project.
> I have a quertion, How much current the hi-pot tester should
supply?The another function of tester is burning of the "junk" between
two electrode,it needs more current.
> 73! Hsu
>

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