[AMRadio] SX 28 Transformer

[russ dworakowski]

Jim,  why  not  try to fix the  can?   Are  the windings  fried?  Open it  
up  and  have a look.  Usually  there are bad  caps in  there-  an easy fix. 
  But  you  would  also  be  surprised  how  some  makers  stuff resistors  
inside  those  old  larger  cans.  Check it out good  luck,  Russ


>From: "WILHITE, JIM" <w5jpwilhite at msn.com>
>Reply-To: amradio at mailman.qth.net
>To: "AM Radio Discussion list" <AMRadio at mailman.qth.net>
>Subject: [AMRadio] SX 28 Transformer
>Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2002 13:10:30 -0600
>
>Greetings all,
>
>I have an SX 28 that has a perplexing problem with the 1st. AGC circuit.  
>For some reason the can resonates at about 270 KCy.  I would like to 
>replace it with an original if I can.  Does anyone have an old unit that 
>could spare T6?  There are three different part numbers I think.  The 
>number on the can I have is 50-080, which I believe, is the part number 
>from an SX 28A Mil.  This unit is marked SX 28 but the 1st. AGC circuit 
>matches the 28A mil.
>
>If you have a transformer that you are willing to part with, I would 
>appreciate it.  I could get a modern 455 can and put it in there, but would 
>like to keep it original if someone has adequate parts.  I will purchase or 
>trade if I have anything you desire.
>
>73  Jim
>de W5JPW
>
>
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