I happen to have four unused but very old PP output transformers. They are very small, look like old All-American Five OPTs in terms of size.
They are from SNC Manufacturing, Glenview, IL. According to what I've been able to Google, SNC is still around, moved from Glenview to Wisconsin just after WWII, so these are indeed quite old, I guess.
Model number is P316. Labeled 6W output 10M CT to VC.
I was able to find a list of old transformers online and the person who made the list states these are 10K PP to 4 Ohm.
So here's my question. Given that these are unused, I'd like to use them in a PP tube project. Naturally it would have to be low output given the size of the transformers (6 watts seems a bit optimistic given their size).
So I am casting about for a topology that would match these output transformers.
Given that these will probably end up matched to a set of 8 ohm speakers, should I rate them at 5K instead of 10K?
Open to suggestions, and thanks for your time.
They are from SNC Manufacturing, Glenview, IL. According to what I've been able to Google, SNC is still around, moved from Glenview to Wisconsin just after WWII, so these are indeed quite old, I guess.
Model number is P316. Labeled 6W output 10M CT to VC.
I was able to find a list of old transformers online and the person who made the list states these are 10K PP to 4 Ohm.
So here's my question. Given that these are unused, I'd like to use them in a PP tube project. Naturally it would have to be low output given the size of the transformers (6 watts seems a bit optimistic given their size).
So I am casting about for a topology that would match these output transformers.
Given that these will probably end up matched to a set of 8 ohm speakers, should I rate them at 5K instead of 10K?
Open to suggestions, and thanks for your time.