[Hallicrafters] RE: [Collins] 600 ohm
Misic, George J.
GMisic at medrad.com
Thu Oct 21 13:51:20 EDT 2004
Dan,
Assuming that you are referring to a 70.7 volt transformer, to get 600 ohm load, the transformer should be set to the 8 watt tap, or whatever tap is closest to 8 watts. The wattage for a given load impedance is W = E2 / R, so W = 70.7 X 70.7 / 600 = 4998 / 600 = 8.33. 73.
George KE8RN
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Subject: [Collins] 600 ohm
Hey guys what is the wart voltage transformer you can use for a 4-8 speaker to 600 ohm again? Dan
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