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20th December 2007, 06:14 PM
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Dynaco (Dynaclone) PA060 transformer
Got som problem with connecting this to the amp because i see that the colorcoding of the wires on the new transformer doesn't seem to be the same s on the old one's...
Could this transformer possibly an 120v version, and if so... Is it possible for me to convert it into an 240v? Andreas 
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20th December 2007, 06:57 PM
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Where did you get it from ?
If you got it from a shop, they must have the wiring color scheme... Isn't there any label on it ?? Maybe a photo here can help identify the colors 
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20th December 2007, 07:24 PM
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I got it from Troide Electronics in the U.S.
The thing is that, after i had got the package (it's containing maintransformer, 2 output transformers and a choke) i found out that the firm sold a 240v transformer which gave me a little scare. That there might be a chance that so is. The scheme which i downloaded from TE shows this 117v, which confirms my suspicon. I can put in pictures and schemes (dynaco and transformer) in 30 mins...
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20th December 2007, 07:57 PM
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Hi,
If it has a purple and purple/white lead then it is the export version. This version can be wired for a 117v or 240v primary but you need to join the primary leads together in different ways to achieve this. I used to have a wiring diagram for this transformer and will continue to look. In the meantime, email Matt at Triode, he will send you a wiring diagram - they are very good over there. Cheers, Rob |
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20th December 2007, 08:09 PM
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Ah....
Thanx a lot, Rob! I will do so  Started to get a bit anxious if i have to replace the transformer with a 240v type.. Good to know! Thanx again! Andreas btw... put in a picture of it with the old ones
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20th December 2007, 08:20 PM
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Thnx again, Rob..
But since there are no purple leads or any who look like purple except black i'm still a little lost, but i'm going to ask Matt at TE and see if they got any "schematics for dummies" to e-mail me 
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