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Hi all,
Looking for a good place to buy HT toriods (with or without fillament secondaries) for my Aikido preamp project. Specs: Primary: 230VAC HT Secondary: 210 to 250VAC Thanks in advance
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Southern Germany
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This is what comes to my mind:
http://www.tube-town.net/ttstore/pro...VA-Preamp.html http://ampdesign.de/Trafos.htm has toroids but mostly for poweramps... and then www.askjanfirst.de has a custom winding service for toroids... |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Eire
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A toroidal is a poor choice for HT because it will let all the line crud into your preamp. EI transformers choke off that same crud so are a better option. Unless you have a very specific reason for using a toroid then I advise dropping the idea.
Piltron make good HT torodials. Shoog |
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My mistake
Please insert "transformer" instead of "toroid" I very well know that it should be an EI. Stixx; Thanks for the links
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Any old isolation trafo should work.. 230:230, for shavers and things that need isolation.
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Southern Germany
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For EI transformers the choice is much bigger... again www.askjanfirst.de or www.reinhöfer.de (both very good reputation) or http://www.ae-europe.nl/ but there must be tons of others...Lundahl, Sowther, Hammond etc. On Eeehbay you will find a lot of used transformers out of old radios that should be suitable for a pre. |
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Thanks again
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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By 2 of any cheap low voltage transformer - say, something with 12V secondaries.
Then connect them back to back (i.e. 12volt winding to 12 volt winding). The whole setup then makes a 230 to 230 V transformer. or buy one, but run it backwards, feeding the 12Vac 'primary' from a cheap ac plug pack power supply. You can rectify/regulate/drop the 12vac directly for heater supplies as well. |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Montréal QC
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If you can ship it, Merrimack Transformers in Ireland will wind for you.
http://www.merrimack.ie/ http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2406/...ee9be9.jpg?v=0 middle transformer. That's where mine was done, but i guess shipping to denmark could be painful!! |
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Thanks hotbottle and Psychobiker
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