Hello All,
I have another egg fryer power transformer, this time, in a Stromberg-Carlson 400H. I usually ask everyone's opinion before I make my final selection. There is a power transformer that has a B+ winding of: 280-0-280 at 60mA. I'm not sure that's enough but it cost the least. What's your opinion? Which Hammond Power transformer would you use in the Stromberg Carlson 400H?

Thanks,

Dave
dave2@dreamscape.com I may be leaving borg soon, so I'll start using one of my other e-mail addresses soon.

Looks like that set is merely using an 80 rectifier and four other 6V tubes. Also with it only using a single ended 6V6, that voltage should be sufficient and be
less strain, particularly if it ends up getting a lots of use.

The original transformer core mass seems to be somewhat in that order:

73's de Edd






:Hello All,
: I have another egg fryer power transformer, this time, in a Stromberg-Carlson 400H. I usually ask everyone's opinion before I make my final selection. There is a power transformer that has a B+ winding of: 280-0-280 at 60mA. I'm not sure that's enough but it cost the least. What's your opinion? Which Hammond Power transformer would you use in the Stromberg Carlson 400H?
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:Thanks,
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:Dave
:dave2@dreamscape.com I may be leaving borg soon, so I'll start using one of my other e-mail addresses soon.

Edd,
The speaker in the Radio I have here has a speaker with a field coil. If that doesn't make any difference, then I'll go for the low priced transformer.

Thanks Very Much,

Dave
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::Hello All,
:: I have another egg fryer power transformer, this time, in a Stromberg-Carlson 400H. I usually ask everyone's opinion before I make my final selection. There is a power transformer that has a B+ winding of: 280-0-280 at 60mA. I'm not sure that's enough but it cost the least. What's your opinion? Which Hammond Power transformer would you use in the Stromberg Carlson 400H?
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::Thanks,
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::Dave
::dave2@dreamscape.com I may be leaving borg soon, so I'll start using one of my other e-mail addresses soon.

Edd,
I meant to say that the speaker has a field coil in this radio. But somehow speaker got in there twice.

Thanks Again,

Dave

:Edd,
:The speaker in the Radio I have here has a speaker with a field coil. If that doesn't make any difference, then I'll go for the low priced transformer.
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:Thanks Very Much,
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:Dave
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::Looks like that set is merely using an 80 rectifier and four other 6V tubes. Also with it only using a single ended 6V6, that voltage should be sufficient and be
::less strain, particularly if it ends up getting a lots of use.
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::The original transformer core mass seems to be somewhat in that order:
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::73's de Edd
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:::Hello All,
::: I have another egg fryer power transformer, this time, in a Stromberg-Carlson 400H. I usually ask everyone's opinion before I make my final selection. There is a power transformer that has a B+ winding of: 280-0-280 at 60mA. I'm not sure that's enough but it cost the least. What's your opinion? Which Hammond Power transformer would you use in the Stromberg Carlson 400H?
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:::Thanks,
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:::Dave
:::dave2@dreamscape.com I may be leaving borg soon, so I'll start using one of my other e-mail addresses soon.

Edd,
That new power transformer works perfectly.

Thanks,

Dave
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:Looks like that set is merely using an 80 rectifier and four other 6V tubes. Also with it only using a single ended 6V6, that voltage should be sufficient and be
:less strain, particularly if it ends up getting a lots of use.
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:The original transformer core mass seems to be somewhat in that order:
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:73's de Edd
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::Hello All,
:: I have another egg fryer power transformer, this time, in a Stromberg-Carlson 400H. I usually ask everyone's opinion before I make my final selection. There is a power transformer that has a B+ winding of: 280-0-280 at 60mA. I'm not sure that's enough but it cost the least. What's your opinion? Which Hammond Power transformer would you use in the Stromberg Carlson 400H?
::
::Thanks,
::
::Dave
::dave2@dreamscape.com I may be leaving borg soon, so I'll start using one of my other e-mail addresses soon.