Re: making 110V into 220v

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From: Kevin Cameron
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 19:23

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Try looking for an "auto"* transformer - normally used for dropping the line
voltage without isolation for jobs like battery charging that require a lot of
power. You might be able to find one which can give you a 1:2 step-up.

Kev.

* - short for "auto-wound" meaning the transformer only has one winding that acts
    as both primary and secondary.
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