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220V to 120V, 6.5A transformer

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zoharl

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Hi,

I have an electrical jigsaw which I bought in USA.

It needs 6.5A, 120V, but my wall socket gives 220V.

Would it be to complicated to build a transformer for it (up to 200$) or should I buy a new one?

Thanks.
 
zoharl said:
That looks good, thanks.

Just for general knowledge, is it complicated to build one of these?

No, you buy a transformer and put it in a box - winding your own wouldn't be easy, and would be fraught with problems.
 
Just be sure to use a 5A fuse in the primary circuit.
 
I'm not sure what you mean.

These transfomers already have a case and a circuit breaker so you don't need a fuse, just plug it in and away you go!
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