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    You can wind some turns on the core then connect them in series with the windings. If you connect them the right way (out of phase) the voltages will subtract and you can end up with the lower voltage required.

    Edit: Oops, didn't notice John S beat me to it with this suggestion...
    Last edited by Jonathan; 02-05-2013 at 11:53 AM.
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