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Michael Black wrote:
Scott Dorsey ) writes: Primary 20,000 ohms single plate 10MA DC Secondary 500 ohms Ahh, wait, you DID give impedances! What you want is a 20K to 600 ohm line output transformer. I bet a nickel Hammond makes one. There was a time when everyone made them. If you were making a phasing rig, you'd need those to interface with the B&W phasing network (the ones that came in a package like a metal tube). The B&W seemed to be the most common, but I think the other similar networks (Central Electronics was another manufacturer) used the same sorts of transformers. So look for a phasing rig, and the transformers will follow. Michael VE2BVW Michael and Scott, Thanks for the tips. I did check Hammond and did not find anything suitable. The 51SB-B does use the B&W Model 350 (2Q4) audio phase shift network. I suppose my best bet will be to look for a junk phasing rig at a hamfest. Gene W3PM |
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