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Old 3rd April 2009, 03:43 PM   #11
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I would try others like Edcor.
Hammond's PT spec and actual numbers are not very close.
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Old 3rd April 2009, 04:54 PM   #12
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Have you tried looking through the .pdf of all Edcor's power transformers? They might have something in there...

http://www.audiotransformers.net/for...hp?topic=198.0

The first one I see might be an XPWR105. It says it is good for 360 VCT at 250 mA, and 6.3V at 3 amps. There might be other candidates in the list too.
Spot On! I just ordered the 105 and the 104. They are running about 3 weeks behind though but that is just fine. They look like really nice transformers and their specs are perfect for my new preamp/amp! I had forgotten about Edcor. Thank you. Bandersnatch is going to drool all over himself when I post pics of the 12B4a powerhouse amp I'm building.
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Old 4th April 2009, 12:12 AM   #13
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I would try others like Edcor.
Hammond's PT spec and actual numbers are not very close.
I found the current ratings OK, but voltages to be somewhat highish.

Example, I have a 279GX here rated 225-0-225 @ 65mA and 6.3V @ 2.5A. At full load she delivers 250-0-250 HV and 6.7V heater


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They are running about 3 weeks behind though but that is just fine.
Good to hear their business is picking up. They were 2 weeks behind last week

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Old 4th April 2009, 05:32 AM   #14
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I found the current ratings OK, but voltages to be somewhat highish
Typical for Hammond at 60Hz. Tubelab has noted above. Depending on your application, I guess it could be a nuisance.
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Old 4th April 2009, 06:38 AM   #15
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Hi,

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Typical for Hammond at 60Hz. Tubelab has noted above. Depending on your application, I guess it could be a nuisance.

I should have read more closely

But yeah, it is a nuisance, as it meant extra and unanticipated regulator dissipation.

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