Could you please elaborate.I didn't understand.ThankyouYou can connect the ground to the case using a lug terminal when you mount the transformer, using screws.
And the fuse belongs on the hot leg of the primary, before any other things like a switch, which should also be on the hot.
Connect the Earth wire to the transformer case, scrape the paint/varnish from the holes on the fastening plate, and use an eye crimp or wrap the wire around the screw/bolt between two washers,. The fuse goes on the Live mains feed and ideally one on the secondary side rated for the load.View attachment 143718I have connected primary and secondary .the primary portion using a scavenged power supply plug.Is there a way to connect ground pin to the transformer?and do help me as to where to connect the fuse.I want to build a unregulated 14 V DC power supply.Thank you for helping
They are separate .its quite lengthy wire.so it seems like shorted in picThe red wire shown in the post #8 pic seems to be shorting the two halves of the secondary winding .
Don't see what your talking about? Looks like he is only using the center tap and the right terminal here.Why is the red wire present and what does it connect to?
Could be I'm just seeing a bit of the coil bobbin, but on my display it looks like a red wire.Don't see what your talking about?
On mine it looks like the edge of bobbin, a slightly different color than the wire.Could be I'm just seeing a bit of the coil bobbin, but on my display it looks like a red wire.
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