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    Quote Originally Posted by Rogue
    Wiring it in parallel will give me 50Vac @ 12.5A.
    After being rectified this will give me 70V @ 12.5A (less voltage drop across the bridge rectifier)

    ..
    A small problem with wiring the secondary in parallel is that if the amount of turns on them is not exactly the same the transformer is not as efficient.
    I got around this by rectifying the two windings separately then combining them at the DC side.
    Just a thought. ..Clive
    Last edited by Jonathan; 15-08-2013 at 10:25 PM. Reason: Fixed quote formatting

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