[Andre Jute[_2_]]

On Sep 15, 9:49 am, Patrick Turner wrote:
Andre Jute wrote:

Fascinating stuff, Patrick. I had some vintage transformers once for
845 and, instead of letting them go on amps, should have saved at
least one to take apart and get copied. Water under the bridge.

Vintage trannies for 845?

That'd mean they probably were for PP op.
And being vintage, expect poor bandwidth, because 100Hz to 8kHz
was thought of as good in 1940 as an industry standard in a world
when the best audio to be heard came from an AM radio during a direct
broadcast.

They were intended for a radio station in Berlin that was never built
because the Berlin Blockade ended. They were stranded in Ireland and
eventually came to me. I thought they sounded just fine, and so did
everyone else who heard them. What I had in mind when I said I shoulda
kept one for reverse engineering that even with your low labour rates,
it would still probably be cheaper to get one of those copied by
winders in the north who actually wind some famous transformers for
the owners of the famous names...

So let that water run free under that bridge.....

Regrets, of which men our age should probably be able to list a
truckload, are unproductive and a waste of time.

Your other minor problem, the formatting: I've sent you three files
with the formatting sorted, one in MSWord format, one in HTML (the net
language), and one as plaintext *without lines returns". If the HTML
doesn't work for you, try the plaintext and then the Word format. All
you have to do is add the graphics back and repost the page.

The RETURN key of which I speak is probably labelled ENTER on your
keyboard; it is simply the key that ends a paragraph.

Andre Jute
Boy Scout