Small Neon Transformer??  I recently got 2 small transformers
which are similar except on 2 points.   Each is about the size
of my fist and has 2 winding sections.  The secondary section
appears about twice the size of the primary.  Both sections
appear to be wound on a single long narrow stack of laminations
which runs parallel to the length of the transformer, and "in
the middle" of the transformer. Primary resistance readings are
about 25 Ohms.  Secondary resistance reading is about 8K Ohms.
Does this seem normal??  Secondary resistance reading is about
50 Ohms.  Does this seem normal??  Has a third/middle wire lead
on the primary and also on the secondary, and these "extra"
leads seem to be connected to each other, but not to the primary
or secondary windings.  What's the purpose of these "extra"
leads?  At least one of these "extra" leads was originally
connected to a 300V/2uF cap; could this be for power factor
correction?  Could these be 3KV neon transformers?  If so, what
would a typical current rati