[Hallicrafters] Speaker Matching Transformers for Sx-28AU
Roy Morgan
roy.morgan at nist.gov
Tue Jun 14 11:09:38 EDT 2005
At 07:52 PM 6/13/2005, you wrote:
>Need help! I am rebuilding (along with other Hallis) an SX-28AU.
>This receiver has 5000 and 500 ohm speaker outputs. When it is done I will
>be using a Jensen P-10R speaker for the PM 23 cabinet.
>Assuming that the speaker transformer in the radio is okay-what type of
>transformer should I put on the speaker to match it to the output from the
>receiver?
>I was told I could use a 70 volt matching transformer but I can't find any
>info to back this up.
That's easy. I have a file that tells about the impedances found in a 70
volt line matching transformer and will send it to Paul separately.. You
can also find info on the web about this. In particular, look up the specs
on the Radio shack unit. I *think* this is it:
10W 70V Audio (320-1031) Specifications Faxback Doc. # 9663
Transformer
Dimension measurements are within specification.
Primary Impedance (at 400 Hz 5V):
Secondary Primary Watts
Loading Range No.1 No.2 No.3 No.4 No.5
4 Ohm 10 W 535 535 540 547 525
5 W 1025 1060 1040 1035 950
2.5 W 2020 2000 2105 2010 1900
1.25W 3905 4035 4050 4050 3850
0.62 7120 7365 7205 7200 6855
8 Ohm 10 W 570 595 585 590 595
5 W 1110 1115 1150 1130 1135
2.5 W 2050 2090 2245 2240 2240
1.25W 4205 4100 4150 4305 4100
0.62 7650 7400 7750 7605 7350
16 Ohm 10W 555 565 565 555 550
5 W 1070 1070 1090 1085 1020
2.5 W 2105 2100 2200 2190 2050
1.25 W 4070 4050 4100 4130 3960
0.62 W 7405 7395 7400 7410 7150
Primary Inductance: 7.5 H 7.2 H 7.4 H 7.4 H 7.3 H
Primary Resistance: 198 201 202 197 200
Secondary DC Resistance (Ohm): 0.888 0.892 0.886 0.898 0.917
Insulation Resistance:.............................100 Meg Min. at 500 VDC
Hi-Pot Test:..........................................1000 VAC 60 Hz for 1
minute without breakdown
Impregnation:..........................................Varnish Impregnated
Frequency Response........................................100 Hz to 10 kHz
Specifications are typical; individual units might vary. Specifications
are subject to change without notice.
(IR-04/12/95)
>If anyone has a manufacturer, part number and a distributor where I can
>buy one it would be appreciated. A wiring diagram for this part would also
>be appreciated.
Do you mean the 70 volt transformer or the speaker?
For info on the speaker you plan, see:
http://www.usspeaker.com/jensen%20p10R-1.htm
The thing apparently comes in three impedances, 4, 8 and 16 ohms.
Roy
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