Not heard of them but....

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In Reply to: Thanks David -Minerva US vs. Minerva Austria? posted by Frihed89 on June 19, 2007 at 00:29:18:

if they did, indeed, sell products in the US, then those would certainly have to have been set up for US AC line voltages. One other thing to think about here, though, is that back then typical AC line voltages ran about 110VAC or so whereas today this is normally up at 120-125VAC. Given their age, I'd certainly want to ensure that the electronics inside an old table radio is up to par before operating it.

Cheers,

David

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Topic - Output transformers on vintage radios - Frihed89 02:59:01 06/18/07 (8)

Vintage US Power Transformers Rarely Had Dual Pri. - Interstage Tranny 13:54:00 06/18/07 (1)

I did and thanks. - Frihed89 00:29:50 06/19/07 (0)

How old are we talking here? - doodlebug 10:12:56 06/18/07 (2)

Thanks David -Minerva US vs. Minerva Austria? - Frihed89 00:29:18 06/19/07 (1)

Not heard of them but.... - doodlebug 08:51:08 06/19/07 (0)

RE: Output transformers on vintage radios - truep 06:53:11 06/18/07 (2)

RE: Output transformers on vintage radios - Al Nico 09:08:33 06/18/07 (1)

Thanks - Frihed89 00:30:50 06/19/07 (0)

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Not heard of them but.... - doodlebug 08:51:08 06/19/07 (0)

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