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So I have two transformer with a center tap voltage of 1100 Volts @ 1 amp and 150 Volts. My voltage and amp target is 2500V@.800ma as a minimum standard. I want this device to be durable and lst mr the rest of my life.

I can :

Wire to two to get 2200 volts@1 amp and and not need a doubler just need to rectify it and filter it.

Wire them to get 1100V@2 amps and put that through doubler.

My thinking is that it would be better to set up for current since it is so easy to multiply your voltage. So is that the correct way of thinking about this bias towards current since voltage is easier to multiply?

Each transformer is between 13.5lbs.to 15Lbs. I used a bathroom scale to weight them so the resolution on the well is not that precise.

For the record I can get two more just like these two. So I can add even more tansformers identical for the record.

<blockquote data-quote="ElectronTubesRule" data-source="post: 322776" data-attributes="member: 21688">So I have two transformer with a center tap voltage of 1100 Volts @ 1 amp and 150 Volts. My voltage and amp target is 2500V@.800ma as a minimum standard. I want this device to be durable and lst mr the rest of my life. I can :Wire to two to get 2200 volts@1 amp and and not need a doubler just need to rectify it and filter it.Wire them to get 1100V@2 amps and put that through doubler.My thinking is that it would be better to set up for current since it is so easy to multiply your voltage. So is that the correct way of thinking about this bias towards current since voltage is easier to multiply?Each transformer is between 13.5lbs.to 15Lbs. I used a bathroom scale to weight them so the resolution on the well is not that precise.For the record I can get two more just like these two. So I can add even more tansformers identical for the record.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ElectronTubesRule, post: 322776, member: 21688"] So I have two transformer with a center tap voltage of 1100 Volts @ 1 amp and 150 Volts. My voltage and amp target is 2500V@.800ma as a minimum standard. I want this device to be durable and lst mr the rest of my life. I can : Wire to two to get 2200 volts@1 amp and and not need a doubler just need to rectify it and filter it. Wire them to get 1100V@2 amps and put that through doubler. My thinking is that it would be better to set up for current since it is so easy to multiply your voltage. So is that the correct way of thinking about this bias towards current since voltage is easier to multiply? Each transformer is between 13.5lbs.to 15Lbs. I used a bathroom scale to weight them so the resolution on the well is not that precise. For the record I can get two more just like these two. So I can add even more tansformers identical for the record. [/QUOTE]

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