Ihave a stancor power transformer marked ps-8416. Are the secondaries ac or dc? If they are dc,do i still have to add a rectifier or filtering?

:Ihave a stancor power transformer marked ps-8416. Are the secondaries ac or dc? If they are dc,do i still have to add a rectifier or filtering?
:
William,

Your transformer is:

Primary, 117 VAC
Secondary, 6.3 VAC @ 1.0 A
250 VAC C.T. @ 25Ma

::Ihave a stancor power transformer marked ps-8416. Are the secondaries ac or dc? If they are dc,do i still have to add a rectifier or filtering?
::
:William,
:
:Your transformer is:
:
:Primary, 117 VAC
:Secondary, 6.3 VAC @ 1.0 A
:250 VAC C.T. @ 25Ma
:

:::Ihave a stancor power transformer marked ps-8416. Are the secondaries ac or dc? If they are dc,do i still have to add a rectifier or filtering?
:::
::William,
::
::Your transformer is:
::
::Primary, 117 VAC
::Secondary, 6.3 VAC @ 1.0 A
::250 VAC C.T. @ 25Ma
::
:
:
thanks Mitch

::::Ihave a stancor power transformer marked ps-8416. Are the secondaries ac or dc? If they are dc,do i still have to add a rectifier or filtering?
::::
:::William,
:::
:::Your transformer is:
:::
:::Primary, 117 VAC
:::Secondary, 6.3 VAC @ 1.0 A
:::250 VAC C.T. @ 25Ma
:::
::
::
:thanks Mitch

The output of the transformer will always be AC. You will always have to rectify the AC into DC, and then filter the DC, which will contain AC ripple, to make a pure ripple free DC for the radio circuits. The DC output will be about 1.4 times the AC RMS value without load. There is a site called "Bunker of Doom" that has many transformer and tube handbooks you might be interested in visiting.
Lewis
:

:::::Ihave a stancor power transformer marked ps-8416. Are the secondaries ac or dc? If they are dc,do i still have to add a rectifier or filtering?
:::::
::::William,
::::
::::Your transformer is:
::::
::::Primary, 117 VAC
::::Secondary, 6.3 VAC @ 1.0 A
::::250 VAC C.T. @ 25Ma
::::
:::
:::
::thanks Mitch
:
:The output of the transformer will always be AC. You will always have to rectify the AC into DC, and then filter the DC, which will contain AC ripple, to make a pure ripple free DC for the radio circuits. The DC output will be about 1.4 times the AC RMS value without load. There is a site called "Bunker of Doom" that has many transformer and tube handbooks you might be interested in visiting.
:Lewis
::
:
:

::::::Ihave a stancor power transformer marked ps-8416. Are the secondaries ac or dc? If they are dc,do i still have to add a rectifier or filtering?
::::::
:::::William,
:::::
:::::Your transformer is:
:::::
:::::Primary, 117 VAC
:::::Secondary, 6.3 VAC @ 1.0 A
:::::250 VAC C.T. @ 25Ma
:::::
::::
::::
:::thanks Mitch
::
::The output of the transformer will always be AC. You will always have to rectify the AC into DC, and then filter the DC, which will contain AC ripple, to make a pure ripple free DC for the radio circuits. The DC output will be about 1.4 times the AC RMS value without load. There is a site called "Bunker of Doom" that has many transformer and tube handbooks you might be interested in visiting.
::Lewis
:::
::
::Thanks Lewis
:
: