Can a transformers primary coil be overpowered by the secondary coil? This is hypothetical. Lets same your primary coil has the same amount of windings as the secondary coil. So if this were a normal transformer the voltage and current would be the same minus some inefficiency losses. But what if your secondary coil was made of some super special material like carbon-nanotube copper wire (this actually exists in labs). So now your voltage is the same, but you can generate way more current due to the wires radically reduced resistance. Would the secondary coil now be overpowering the primary thus nullifying any gained advantage?