| dine1967 |
I have a couple of toroidal transformer which do not have any mounting plates. where can I source them locally...ie home depot or lowes etc. any pointers would be helpfull.
thanks,
Dinesh |
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| richie00boy |
| You need the big rubber washer/donut as well. |
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| dine1967 |
| Iam looking for the metal donut. The rubber washer won't be a problem. |
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| AndrewT |
Hi,
It does not have to be metal.
It should retain its shape if it gets warm and preferably fire resistant.
It might help cooling being a conductor.
I have seen a number that have a plastic infill with a bolt through that, cooling here is obviously not an issue. |
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| richie00boy |
| Yes, in the absence of the DIYer getting hold of potting compound, you might be able to fill the centre with epoxy. You would need a pillar drill though and possibly a milling attachment unless you can be sure your top surface will be true. |
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| chipco3434 |
I just built a dual mono amp with a couple of the cheap PE toroids. I mounted the toroids on a plexiglass rod. I drilled the plexi rods to accept an led. They light up when the amp is on.
You can epoxy the rods to the chassis floor. |
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