[Heathkit] Re: Heathkit Digest, Vol 15, Issue 2

[Bill Guyger]

You might also want to check out Peter W. Dahl's website www.pwdahl.com he built me two 2500 VCT plate transformers plus two swinging chokes and two smoothing chokes for the 813 base TX. I'm building out of the '55 handbook. He charged me half of what Hammond wanted for the same plate  xfmrs, and Hammond didn't even list the chokes. Pete is a ham, and has a large list of transformers he can supply for a lot of ham gear. 

Bill AD5OL

>>> <DCrespy at aol.com> 04/02/05 06:21AM >>>
 
Danny,  Try Hammond Manufacturing's transformers (Google Hammond and  
transformer should get you there).  I have found they almost always have a  suitable 
replacement, both electrically and dimensionally.  These are the  transformers 
Antique Electonic Supply handles, only at the Hammond site, you  will see the 
entire list.  AES shows only a very small portion of what is  available.  (By 
the way, you may find it is cheaper to just buy a parts  radio!)
 
Have fun.  My first radio and kit was my HR-10.   I still  have it, 43 years 
now, and really enjoy turning it on now and then!
 
73
Harry  KG5LO
Saline MI
:

I  am in the process of trying to rebuild an HR-10B receiver.The receiver is  
missing the power transformer (54-122-24).So far I have tried RF Parts and  
Peter Dahl , but neither have a crossover .Can anyone offer any advise  ?

Thanks Danny AG4PR




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