[33-45[_4_]]

Hi All..

Found a nice pair of Partridge Transformers during a Uni store cleanup.

Code is D3861

Markings a

240v 210v 110v 0
40 -60 ~

10 . 5V
2A

Anyone have an idea what they would be suitable for?

[Eeyore]

33-45 wrote:

Hi All..

Found a nice pair of Partridge Transformers during a Uni store cleanup.

Code is D3861

Markings a

240v 210v 110v 0

Definitely primary.


40 -60 ~

40 - 60 Hz


10 . 5V
2A

Secondary winding. Unless you need 10.5V, not a lot of use I'd say.

Graham

[Patrick Turner]

33-45 wrote:

Hi All..

Found a nice pair of Partridge Transformers during a Uni store cleanup.

Code is D3861

Markings a

240v 210v 110v 0
40 -60 ~

10 . 5V
2A

Anyone have an idea what they would be suitable for?

They could be used for a filament supply for a preamp.

10.5V when rectified with an Si bridge will give about +13vdc at 1.5Adc,
and this can be filterd with a CLC for 12.6Vdc,
say 15,000uF plus low resistance 20mH choke plus 15,000uF, or the
13.5Vdc used with RC filtering down to 6.3Vdc.

Patrick Turner.

[Patrick Turner]

Eeyore wrote:

33-45 wrote:

Hi All..

Found a nice pair of Partridge Transformers during a Uni store cleanup.

Code is D3861

Markings a

240v 210v 110v 0

Definitely primary.

40 -60 ~

40 - 60 Hz

10 . 5V
2A

Secondary winding. Unless you need 10.5V, not a lot of use I'd say.

Still usable though even if you wanted 6.3Vac at 2A, with a 2 ohm x 20W
dropping resistor.

Patrick Turner.



Graham