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According to tesla coil design, people favour NSTs because they have magnetic shunts that limit the current that can be drawn from them.
So what if I was to power my flyback transformer driver from a main transformer rather than stuffing around with heavy car batteries.
I would need a transformer that is limited to perhaps 15-20 amps to be safe and delivers some where around 30-50V.
I have looked into this at jaycar from time to time but it is a little hard to tell which types of transformers would be appropriate for this application.
Can some one get me started on some bands/types of current limited transformers to look for.
So what if I was to power my flyback transformer driver from a main transformer rather than stuffing around with heavy car batteries.
I would need a transformer that is limited to perhaps 15-20 amps to be safe and delivers some where around 30-50V.
I have looked into this at jaycar from time to time but it is a little hard to tell which types of transformers would be appropriate for this application.
Can some one get me started on some bands/types of current limited transformers to look for.