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Re: Converting 220v transformer to 110v
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lugnet.trains
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Sat, 10 Nov 2001 04:03:59 GMT
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> Another question: How many amps do the LEGO transformers draw? Since I live
> in an older house with outdated wiring, I want to be sure I don't overload
> my circuits.
Not much at all. If you are using 1A at 12V, it is 12W, or about 1/100th of a
average circut's capablity. (at least, approximately) I doubt you are going to
come close to overloading ANY normal housewiring with a normal quantity of lego
or other train transformers.
James Powell
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| (...) That wouldn't be so bad if I can get a euro power strip so I can run 2-3 transformers. I didn't want to buy a step-up transformer for each train transformer. Another question: How many amps do the LEGO transformers draw? Since I live in an (...) (23 years ago, 9-Nov-01, to lugnet.trains)
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