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Transformer P/N 32-7887 - am I up a creek?
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Not a bad idea, having a new one built with only a 115 volt primary, but keeping the hardware for appearance's sake.

I forgot to mention, on every transformer I had Heyboer wind for me, I asked for a 130 volt primary, to compensate for today's higher line voltages of 125+ volts.

The line voltage where I live stays pretty steady at 125. When I lived in Evansville, it would often go as high as 128.

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