Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[jeanna]

They seem heavy.
I will leave them as they are and try to solder the short wires together.

thank you,

jeanna

[t3t4]

I can't tell, is that transformer center tapped like a 24-0-24v? It kinda looks like 3 wires on the secondary.

t3t4

[jeanna]

4 wire ends (2 wires) on the secondary.
1a, 2a,...1b,2b    like that
They were soldered onto the board that had the 2 diodes. there was a drawing for 2 more diodes but there were only 2. One of them is now behind the sofa somewhere!  .

It is made by wahl clipper corp.
It is a step down transformer from 110vac to 3v dc 1.6A
class2 transformer

That's all it says on it.
There is not one of those drawings with the pos indicator. It uses the brand name and model number..

jeanna

[dllabarre]

Here lets try this
thousand words...

BTW the little short wires are on the lower right. I say this cuz you cannot see them!
j

The gray square around the outside is the core and I bet it goes through the middle also.  They are called "E" cores with an added "I" to make what would look like an "8".  A square with a bar throught the middle.
If you look at the picture you can see where the right hand side looks like a separate bar, an "|", that is added to the other piece which is an "E".

If you have 4 little wires, check their continuity to see if they share each other.  As someone else said, I bet there is a set of taps so you could get different voltages out of it depending on which wires you used.  Most devices have multiple "possible" features that aren't turned on unless you pay for the better model but still has the features built in.

DonL

[jeanna]

Ah, that is right, thank you.
There probably is a bar that is the center of both spools of wire.

I wonder about the 2 wires still.
I soldered the end of one to the beginning of the other and will check the EER in the morning. (It is drizzling now so it must stop that first.)

If it is looking like a 6:110 transformer instead of a 3:110 transformer, I will unsolder and resolder the 2 ends and 2 beginnings together. assuming this is for more amps.

Thank you DonL

jeanna