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Subject: Re: Transformer Troubles
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Date: 27 Jul 89 19:50:06 GMT
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>Multiple parallel transformers do work (as long as you get all the
>polarities correct!)  In fact, internal to many transformers are parallels

Wouldnt you have to find matched transformers (close in real voltage)?
What if the voltages are slightly different?
(ie: there may be variations in voltages of 12.6 V transformers)
Wouldn't one act as a sink and heat up if the voltages arent matched?
What is a good rule of thumb for the max diff in volts?

Where is Theremagoochymin's rule when you need it?