Due to size constraints i cant fit a large enough transformer in my case. However i can fit 2 smaller transformers in the case to get the needed va. Would it be a problem to parallel 2 transformers and stack them either side my side or on top of each other for a single voltage source?
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Stacking them one on top of the other is fine, just be sure to use metal standoffs and consider mating the standoffs with both the top and bottom surfaces of whatever enclosure you are using. What type of transformers are these? There maybe be some rare cases where such stacking isn't optimal.
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That's fine. Personally, if I had two transformers, I'd build a dual mono amp.
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Stacking them one on top of the other is fine, just be sure to use metal standoffs and consider mating the standoffs with both the top and bottom surfaces of whatever enclosure you are using. What type of transformers are these? There maybe be some rare cases where such stacking isn't optimal.
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If these are toroids, do not connect both the top and bottom of the mounting bolt as this will result in a shorted turn. The transformers will get hot and will not be happy
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Ps they will be identical. Same vac and voltage, and load.
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