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    VA to Milliamps conversion

    Thanks again. OK, for the 16.5 VAC transformer label rated 40VA, the weight on accurate digital scale is 1,45 lbs / 658 grams, which appears right in the same expected ballpark as you previously mentioned. So in actuality, that's not too "heavy" of a weight, especially when expecting ability...
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    VA to Milliamps conversion

    Thank you! After perusing your kind answer, I finally located my trusty calculator-with-a-storage-memory, and entered the proper formula that you kindly verified into it. The cobwebs are lifted. What made me question a bit more the actual ma rating, was that a 2.42 or so AC transformer /...
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    VA to Milliamps conversion

    Greetings, retired engineer. With the above formula, if we have an AC transformer that's rated 16.5 VAC at 40va, would the rough current available be: 40 / 16.5 = 2.4amps or is it 40 / 16.5 = 240ma ?? That's the part that sometimes confuses me. Thank you for a reply. JRTENN
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