[HBR] Re: GB> Looking For a Specific Part...
N2EY at aol.com
N2EY at aol.com
Sun Jun 11 16:52:33 EDT 2006
In a message dated 6/11/06 3:09:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
gswynar at durham.net writes:
> I have all of the parts, with but one singular exception, i.e. the 1:3
> audio interstage transformer which is used to drive the final modulator tube.
An idea:
Perhaps an old power transformer could be used. If we have, say, a 540 VCT
(270-0-270) secondary, the primary-to-secondary turns ratio is about 1 to 4.9.
Primary to half secondary is about 1 to 2.45.
Minor adjustments in ratio can be made by putting the filament windings in
series or parallel.
If the single-ended driver stage draws significant plate current, it may be
worthwhile to restack the laminations with an air gap rather than interleaved.
Of course even a small power transformer probably has a lot more iron and
copper than is needed, but that won't hurt anything.
Just an idea - I haven't tried it out.
73 de Jim, N2EY
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