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12th January 2010, 09:22 PM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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OTL Toroids or strip them and wind your own
I have 4 extra Toroids perfect for an OTL or strip them down to the dual 120V Pri's and wind your own.
8 (4 for OTL) Toroids 2x120V 50HZ Pri. 600VA @50Hz 0 - 56.5 - 113VAC 5A 0 - 98 - 196VAC 100ma for Driver tubes $20ea |
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