I have a transformer with a 120V primary and a center tapped secondary, each side producing 51V. I can see 4 wires comming out of the secondary A, B, C, D where B & C are tied together forming the center tap. I want to get more current at 51V than each individual side can provide. Is there anything wrong with breaking the connection between B & C and connecting A&C together and B&D together to make the transformer into esentially a 120V primary, 51V secondary? I know I could just do it and see what happens, but this is a heavy duty transformer and I don't want to mess it up. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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18 years ago