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Tough to do with ac cause youll only have half the wave output, try a voltage splitter cuircut, check out this link it has a calculator just plug in your values, would work much better from a dc source but this is all i can think of besides randomly throwing in resistors in series and reading a meter. Learn.sparkfun.com
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