What ohm readings should you see primary and secondary ? Or, is this a stupid question? I mean are they a just a "short", so to speak?
S slamdvw · Registered Joined Nov 8, 2005 · 590 Posts #7 · Jan 9, 2009 View full thread ...Can you shoot us a couple of pics of this thing? The primary windings (generally) will be a finer size of wire than the secondary. Primaries will also have a higher reading than the secondary. EXAMPLE: 1,000 (1k) ohm for primary, 10ohm for secondary. Those "heat sink type things" might be the secondary taps... Then again, they might be the primary taps... Pictures will help a BUNCH.
...Can you shoot us a couple of pics of this thing? The primary windings (generally) will be a finer size of wire than the secondary. Primaries will also have a higher reading than the secondary. EXAMPLE: 1,000 (1k) ohm for primary, 10ohm for secondary. Those "heat sink type things" might be the secondary taps... Then again, they might be the primary taps... Pictures will help a BUNCH.
S slamdvw · Registered Joined Nov 8, 2005 · 590 Posts #17 · Jan 11, 2009 View full thread Just measured... Primary side - around 1 ohm. Secondary Side - about half ohm. Welder - Hobart TR250. Granted, it don't have a multi-tap transformer ( magnetically variable ).
Just measured... Primary side - around 1 ohm. Secondary Side - about half ohm. Welder - Hobart TR250. Granted, it don't have a multi-tap transformer ( magnetically variable ).