Jack Schmidling wrote:
Scott Dorsey wrote:

According to the Millen catalogue, they have a 1mH one rated for 510 mA
that has 2.9 ohms across it.

Thanks but where did you find that catalog?

Millen sent it to me in the mail a couple years ago. They'll send you one
if you ask them for it.

Digi-Key has some of the Millen line in their book also, and is a good
general parts reference worth having on your desk.
--scott

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Scott Dorsey wrote:

Millen sent it to me in the mail a couple years ago. They'll send you one
if you ask them for it.

I thought they were long out of business.



Digi-Key has some of the Millen line in their book also, and is a good
general parts reference worth having on your desk.

Funny you should mention that. A new one came in the mail not two
minutes ago.

js

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Scott Dorsey wrote:

Millen sent it to me in the mail a couple years ago. They'll send you one
if you ask them for it.

Digi-Key has some of the Millen line in their book also, and is a good
general parts reference worth having on your desk.
--scott


Hi,

Are you confusing the J.W. Miller company
and the James Millen company?

Last I heard, Caywood Electronics of Andover Mass.,
(formed by a former Millen engineeer),
was carrying on the dip-meter line, but I don't know if he
is manufacturing any of the Millen chokes.

73,
Ed Knobloch

Edward Knobloch wrote:

Are you confusing the J.W. Miller company
and the James Millen company?

I was indeed, due to lack of coffee.

Last I heard, Caywood Electronics of Andover Mass.,
(formed by a former Millen engineeer),
was carrying on the dip-meter line, but I don't know if he
is manufacturing any of the Millen chokes.

I do actually have a 1972 Millen catalogue here somewhere too, but
the Miller catalogue is a lot easier to get to.

Also I will recommend Renco in Florida as an excellent source of unusual
chokes.
--scott
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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."