Hello to everybody,
my name is Yngvin and I'm new to electronics but studying hard. I'm trying to build a HV generator and for the purpose I'm using CFL driver (11W-400V) and a flyback transformer. My multimeter is dead so i've found the flyback's schematic on the producer web page. I'm having problems reading it to identify the primary coil.
Below is the link to the diagram, can someone help me to find the primary coil on which i can connect the CFL output?

http://www.hrdiemen.com/assets/esquemas/HR7402-f2d7f4f79f8df06c4cd525705cd478e1.gif

I have the red thick wire thats the HV of course and a black one comming out from the center (i suppose its the GND) so i dont need to identify it.

Thank you in advance and congrats with the forum, i like it

 

That's a Lopt from a TV, primary winding is 4,5.

 

That's a Lopt from a TV, primary winding is 4,5.

thank you Dodgydave, how u know that? by its dimension or what? or because the pin 4 is "+ Vcc" and is connected to pin 5?

is normal that im getting 1mm spark with my 11W CFL? what could happen if i connect 2 CFL to the flyback?
thanks

 

Pins 4,5 are the Primary windings they need to be pulsed at around 15 to 16Khz with a 100V supply, the outputs are are on the other pins marked up, use 8/11 or 7 to HV for the biggest spark.