Still lookin' - 1000VCT/6/5 VAC Xformer
 

Hi fellers...I am still on the prowl for a transformer for my Johnson
Adventurer. I need 500-0-500 VAC, 5 VAC and 6 VAC on secondary with 115 VAC
on primary. A Hammond 282X is one possible replacement but the going prices
are a little painful. Anyone have one I would be glad to buy it for a
reasonable price. Thanks!

Smokey

Still lookin' - 1000VCT/6/5 VAC Xformer
 

http://www.oldradioparts.com/2a23efl.txt

1348-072 POWER HAMMOND SOLOVOX 1040 CT @120MA, 5V 2A, 6.3V 3.3A, 6.3V
..6A, 15.25

"Smokey" wrote in message
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Hi fellers...I am still on the prowl for a transformer for my Johnson
Adventurer. I need 500-0-500 VAC, 5 VAC and 6 VAC on secondary with 115
VAC
on primary. A Hammond 282X is one possible replacement but the going
prices
are a little painful. Anyone have one I would be glad to buy it for a
reasonable price. Thanks!

Smokey

Still lookin' - 1000VCT/6/5 VAC Xformer
 

Thank you Ed. I have contacted oldradioparts.com to see if the transformer
is still available. I appreciate you taking time to help me.

My best, Smokey
"Ed M" wrote in message
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http://www.oldradioparts.com/2a23efl.txt

1348-072 POWER HAMMOND SOLOVOX 1040 CT @120MA, 5V 2A, 6.3V 3.3A,
6.3V
.6A, 15.25

"Smokey" wrote in message
ink.net...
Hi fellers...I am still on the prowl for a transformer for my Johnson
Adventurer. I need 500-0-500 VAC, 5 VAC and 6 VAC on secondary with 115
VAC
on primary. A Hammond 282X is one possible replacement but the going
prices
are a little painful. Anyone have one I would be glad to buy it for a
reasonable price. Thanks!

Smokey

Still lookin' - 1000VCT/6/5 VAC Xformer
 

Smokey wrote:
Hi fellers...I am still on the prowl for a transformer for my Johnson
Adventurer. I need 500-0-500 VAC, 5 VAC and 6 VAC on secondary with 115 VAC
on primary. A Hammond 282X is one possible replacement but the going prices
are a little painful. Anyone have one I would be glad to buy it for a
reasonable price. Thanks!

You really gotta have that center tap? No way around it? You wouldn't
be willing to go the full-wave route?

Have you considered rewinding the original one? Usually it's just the
HV winding that goes bad.
--scott
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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."