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Carl WA1KPD wrote:
I am converting an old Marine Radio to a 160 mtr rig. The supply used a transformer with a 100CPS vibrator. Can I use the transformer that came with it on 60 CPS AC? Certainly. The 100hz was a squarewave & there'll be enough core for your 60hz sinepower. It's the radio units running 400hz & such that are problematic & far too undersized. But if I were you I'd scope it with the vibe under load first to be sure its really a 100hz (or so) supply - I don't recall seeing a 100hz vibrator though there are a lot of other things I haven't seen, too. You'll also have some filter L/C issues to think of, or at least check, and there are hash components you can get rid of. If the buffer cap's good I'd leave it in for handy transient protection. |
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"-ex-" wrote in message news:dc647$42d1d839 the power xfmrs I see in car radios with typical ~100-120 cps vibrators seem awfully small for 60 Hz use. -Bill They are but some were over engineered and can servive. It's a crap shoot. -- 73 and good DX. B.H. Brian's Radio Universe http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/500.htm |
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I am looking for car radios with the vibrator? I want 1 of the 12 volt
radios. If anyone has 1 I sure would like to hear from ya. n4pge in Griffin, Georgia. |
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