[Hallicrafters] 600 ohm

[Edward B Richards]

Hi Dan;

To answer your question, I ran the numbers and got the following:

Voltage changes as the turns ratio. Z changes as square of the turns
ratio.

600 ohms / 4 ohms is a Z ratio of 150. Turns ratio is the square root of
the Z ratio, or 12.23. Using 120 VAC for the primary / 12.23 gives a
secondary voltage of 9.81 

600 ohms / 8 ohms is a Z ratio of 75. Taking the square root gives a
voltage ratio of 8.7. 120 VAC / 8.7 gives a secondary voltage of 13.8.

No comment about the frequency response. Good luck.

73, Ed Richards K6UUZ

On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 11:45:03 -0500 "DAN COTSIRILOS"
<dcsfree at worldnet.att.net> writes:
> 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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