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Don wrote:
I need an audio output transformer for an NC-120, which I understand is the same as the military RAO. I have also been told the NC-100 is the civiliam model. The ROA-2 manual lists the transformer as 36000 ohms to 600 ohms but the NC-100 manual lists it as 5000 ohms to 500 ohms. Is the 36000 a misprint? The transformer couples the 6V6 to the loudspeaker. The National number on the transformer can I took out of my NC-120 is CNA-30884 Thanks Hi Don... It appears to be the same transformer that is used in my RAO-3. The specs in my manual are identical. The only thing I can figure is that many shipboard radios were not designed for use with a loudspeaker. The audio normally went to a distribution panel and was routed to an amplifier located somewhere else on the ship. This ratio may be necessary to limit the audio output from the receiver to prevent over driving the headphones or external amplifier. 73, Roger -- Remove tilde (~) to reply Remember the USS Liberty (AGTR-5) http://ussliberty.org/ |
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