Hello All ,
I have a rather nice looking 5x4x4" tropicalised double c-core , double bobbin output tranny with some weird tappings . Before I hunt down a mate for it I need a bit of info . I guess it's a Partridge judging by the 'T3651' part number . It measures 10k a-a primary with 8 x 2 ohm secondary taps . The other windings are marked 'Overload' and the connections marked as ' S T T2 T3 F' . What are these for ? Any info on this particular transformer or shed any light on what the tappings are for will be much appreciated . Thanks !
cheers
316a
I have a rather nice looking 5x4x4" tropicalised double c-core , double bobbin output tranny with some weird tappings . Before I hunt down a mate for it I need a bit of info . I guess it's a Partridge judging by the 'T3651' part number . It measures 10k a-a primary with 8 x 2 ohm secondary taps . The other windings are marked 'Overload' and the connections marked as ' S T T2 T3 F' . What are these for ? Any info on this particular transformer or shed any light on what the tappings are for will be much appreciated . Thanks !
cheers
316a
Start, Tapping 1, Tapping 2, Tapping 3, Finish?
Which really helps you. Have you measured the ratios to this winding? It might turn out to be useful for something. On the other hand, perhaps you should just accept that you have a 100W 10k transformer, drive a square wave up it from anode to anode from a 5k source, terminate the secondaries with an appropriate load resistance, and see if it's any good.
Which really helps you. Have you measured the ratios to this winding? It might turn out to be useful for something. On the other hand, perhaps you should just accept that you have a 100W 10k transformer, drive a square wave up it from anode to anode from a 5k source, terminate the secondaries with an appropriate load resistance, and see if it's any good.
Aha !
Just remembered that Partridge was bought out by Transformers and Rectifiers . They have all the original drawings . I'll give them a bell
cheers
316a
316a said:
Hello ,
Thanks , I'll give the taps a measure . Even if I don't find another , it will soon be in use in my prototype GK71 amplifier . Just need to find a chassis that can take 120lbs of power supply iron and capacitors now !
cheers
316a
Just remembered that Partridge was bought out by Transformers and Rectifiers . They have all the original drawings . I'll give them a bell
cheers
316a
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