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Posted:
Thu Aug 18, 2005 1:26 pmby Sandra
Hello!
I have a telma/cc135 and i have some problems with the power supply 24v, 120A. In this case the coils are connected parallell. I have read that it is possible to connect the coils in series. Is there anyone who knows how I should calculate the voltage in seriell connection?
Posted:
Mon Aug 29, 2005 11:26 amby Sandra
Some report from my project...
I rebuild my thelma to seriell connetion and had a power supply of 230 V and it worked very good. I used the dyno om my rallycar and it was really fun! The only problem is that one of the coils were defect before I modified it. So now I need a new one... Is there anyone who knows where I can buy one? I have searched the internet but can not find anything, I live in Sweden. The model is Thelma C135.
Posted:
Mon Aug 29, 2005 4:15 pmby bruce
Did you try contacting Telma themselves?
The site is in French but I'm sure if you email them they can get you in contact with someone in your country who handles their products. They have distributers in various contries.
Posted:
Mon Aug 29, 2005 7:09 pmby 84-1074663779
Your best bet is to remove the faulty coil and take it around to a company that winds transformers and get a few quotes on a rewind job.
The original Telma coils are wound with aluminium wire, but copper wire will work perfectly well (actually better !). The original turns can be removed and counted, and the diameter of the aluminium wire measured. The round fiberglass bobbin can then be rewound with appropriate copper wire and you will be back in business.
I would expect that to be far cheaper than a genuine Telma replacement coil. Some of these retarders are thirty years old, and genuine replacement parts may not even be available these days.
As long as it has the same number of turns of similar wire it will work fine, there is nothing complicated about it. You might even do it yourself at home even more cheaply still, if you can buy some suitable wire.