Re: Transformer Identity

I have a tiny 110:24vac transformer

I connect that to the skinny input wires on my unknown transformer
and measure the input voltage and output to get a ratio to see what
the transformer is.

The heavy wires are typically output

Chances are that it is not a 110:46VAC unt that will yield around 65
volts for use with a Gecko.

Dave





--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "Brad Eyben" <abeyben@t...>
wrote:

> I'm joining the many in trying to put together a power supply.
> I have a Bridgeport series 1 CNC using the original drivers and an

Ahha

> control.
> I've purchased a rotary table with servo, Gecko320 and a US digital

encoder

> for the servo.
> That leaves me needing a power supply.
> I'm wondering if I can make any use of the transformer from the

Bridgeport

> power supply leftover from my gutting of the cabinet.
> Does anybody know what specs it might be or how to hook it up?
> No labels on this one and it has more wires than I know what to do

with.

> There are 6 terminals with Blue heavy gauge wire (Secondary?) and 3

red, 2

> black, and 1 green lighter gauge wire.
> I've posted a picture here http://makeashorterlink.com/?T20E42424
> I would really appreciate any input.
> Thanks,
> Brad Eyben