making pure sine waves?

Re: making pure sine waves?

PostBy: SMITTY On: Sat Nov 07, 2009 8:44 pm

I see what you mean. Thanks for the info - I learned alot today just reading this thread! 8-)
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Re: making pure sine waves?

PostBy: 009to090 On: Sat Nov 07, 2009 9:16 pm

SMITTY wrote: - I learned alot today just reading this thread! 8-)

Me TOO !!! :D :clap: :up:
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Re: making pure sine waves?

PostBy: Freddy On: Mon Nov 09, 2009 8:11 pm

Welll.... I hooked the two transformers up for testing. I put a 25 watt light bulb on the output and ran 24 volts in. I figured if if glowed, the voltage was low and I'd measure it. If it turned into a flash bulb, then I'd know they weren't close enough cousins. So.... 24 volts in.... not even a glow. So, I tried 110V in, and, oh no! The magic white smoke escaped from the transformer that I was feeding. End of experiment. I'll keep my eye out and see if I can find an exact twin for the one that should be OK. Both of these came from the scrap pile, but the owner told me he knew one was good. The one that smoked was the unknown one.

Or, maybe I'll find a cheap pure sine wave inverter. Whichever comes first!
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