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Post subject: Philips output transformer?  Posted: Sep Wed 15, 2021 11:01 pm |
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Location: Long Beach, CA.
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I have a pair of these transformers and know nothing about them. I think they're output type maybe for TV or stereo, hi-fi systems from 1950's, 60's.
Found them at a estate sale few years back. And probably will never have a use for them.
Mark
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Tom Bavis
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Post subject: Re: Philips output transformer? Posted: Sep Fri 17, 2021 3:20 pm |
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Probably a sort of "universal" replacement for hi-fi, offering several matching options. Easier than stocking multiple exact replacements. Might make a decent push-pull amp.
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Post subject: Re: Philips output transformer? Posted: Sep Fri 17, 2021 11:03 pm |
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Thanks Tom. That what I kind of thought.
Mark
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