Posted by you on December 20, 2010, 8:17 pm
> A small 12VDC 100ma transformer is plugged into the timer. The timer is
> set to turn on and off every hour. The transformer is connected to the
> coil of a 12VDC DPDT relay, which is rated to handle 50 Amps across each
> set of contacts.
Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy.... You give yourself away... with the above..
There no such thing as a 12 Vdc "Transformer".....
Posted by Jim Rojas on December 20, 2010, 9:26 pm
you wrote:
>> A small 12VDC 100ma transformer is plugged into the timer. The timer is
>> set to turn on and off every hour. The transformer is connected to the
>> coil of a 12VDC DPDT relay, which is rated to handle 50 Amps across each
>> set of contacts.
> Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy.... You give yourself away... with the above..
> There no such thing as a 12 Vdc "Transformer".....
Maybe on your planet. Take a look at your cell phone plug in
transformer...I bet you it says 5VDC output. It just goes to show you
what your level of knowledge really is.
Jim Rojas
Posted by Josepi on December 20, 2010, 11:11 pm
Now boys! Just because he toots many other BS things doesn't mean everything
is BS. Many times, and we all do it, we use short forms, acronyms and drop
words.
"I want some Italian tonight"...some familiar to you cannibals here?
The magic word missing is "output" and what is a "transformer" really? Just
because somebody has coined a term in common usage to mean a particular
thing. Many believe "Transformers" are movie creatures made from metal. Now
tell me they don't run on 12Vdc and how you would know that.
Maybe on your planet. Take a look at your cell phone plug in
transformer...I bet you it says 5VDC output. It just goes to show you
what your level of knowledge really is.
Jim Rojas
you wrote:
Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy.... You give yourself away... with the above..
There no such thing as a 12 Vdc "Transformer".....
Posted by Jim Rojas on December 20, 2010, 11:19 pm
Josepi wrote:
> Now boys! Just because he toots many other BS things doesn't mean everything
> is BS. Many times, and we all do it, we use short forms, acronyms and drop
> words.
> "I want some Italian tonight"...some familiar to you cannibals here?
> The magic word missing is "output" and what is a "transformer" really? Just
> because somebody has coined a term in common usage to mean a particular
> thing. Many believe "Transformers" are movie creatures made from metal. Now
> tell me they don't run on 12Vdc and how you would know that.
> Maybe on your planet. Take a look at your cell phone plug in
> transformer...I bet you it says 5VDC output. It just goes to show you
> what your level of knowledge really is.
> Jim Rojas
> you wrote:
> Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy.... You give yourself away... with the above..
> There no such thing as a 12 Vdc "Transformer".....
Ok. I'll be nice... :)
Jim Rojas
Posted by Jim Rojas on December 20, 2010, 9:30 pm
you wrote:
>> A small 12VDC 100ma transformer is plugged into the timer. The timer is
>> set to turn on and off every hour. The transformer is connected to the
>> coil of a 12VDC DPDT relay, which is rated to handle 50 Amps across each
>> set of contacts.
> Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy.... You give yourself away... with the above..
> There no such thing as a 12 Vdc "Transformer".....
Maybe on your planet. Take a look at your cell phone plug in
transformer...I will bet the farm it says 5VDC output. It just goes to
show you what your level of knowledge really is.
An alternator is a 3 phase AC generator. A series of Full wave bridge
rectifiers converts it to DC. It is no different for most types of plug
in transformers. Most of your smaller electronics use rectified
transformers.
Jim Rojas
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> set to turn on and off every hour. The transformer is connected to the
> coil of a 12VDC DPDT relay, which is rated to handle 50 Amps across each
> set of contacts.