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Question About CT Core Designing

09/30/2010 3:12 AM

core taken from CT terminal box to its junction box depends upon CT individual core ratio r not?
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Re: about CT core designing

09/30/2010 3:37 AM

Don't move the CT core, it wont work if you do.

Can you explain the core ratio "r not". I've never come across the term "r not" in relationship with CT's or anything else for that matter.

Try to explain yourself better.

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Re: Question About CT Core Designing

09/30/2010 8:58 AM

Do you mean cable core or CT core?
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Re: Question About CT Core Designing

09/30/2010 9:37 AM

Here's a little about torroids and cores.

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