currently building a 5F6A clone in which the seller of the kit has included a PT with colour code instructions that don't match up with the wires on the PT itself.
Here's a photo of the PT:
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Here's a translation of what's written on the sticker:
220v = blue blue
340 = grey 0= brown 340 = grey
50v = white white
5v = red red
3.15 = yellow 0 = black 3.15 = yellow
As you can see there's only one red wire and in the lower left hand corner of the photo you can see the two black wires.
The red wire is infact 2 solid core copper soldered together whereas the white and yellow wires are each single solid core copper.... maybe the seller has gone and soldered the two 5V & 0V windings together?
DC resistance between the 2 black wires = around 15 ohms, between the black wires and the red wire around 700K and between the black wires and the yellow wires up in the 10Mohm range but steadily and continuously goes down.
what do you think?
thanks
Here's a photo of the PT:
04042013503 | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Here's a translation of what's written on the sticker:
220v = blue blue
340 = grey 0= brown 340 = grey
50v = white white
5v = red red
3.15 = yellow 0 = black 3.15 = yellow
As you can see there's only one red wire and in the lower left hand corner of the photo you can see the two black wires.
The red wire is infact 2 solid core copper soldered together whereas the white and yellow wires are each single solid core copper.... maybe the seller has gone and soldered the two 5V & 0V windings together?

DC resistance between the 2 black wires = around 15 ohms, between the black wires and the red wire around 700K and between the black wires and the yellow wires up in the 10Mohm range but steadily and continuously goes down.
what do you think?
thanks