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In Reply to: Measuring Output Transformers posted by Triode_Kingdom on May 6, 2007 at 19:59:57:
I'm contemplating a high power SET. So I've been collecting purported 'wide-band' power trannies to use as output trannies. How should I go about measuring these a reverse engineering excercise? As if I had an unlimited choice of output tube to suit the voltage and turns ratio as measured? I'm working in the range of less than 3KVDC (by choice, not by dielectric strength)and basically unlimited current. Think various AM transmitter supplies. Thanks in advance for any thoughts.
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