25-07-2015, 09:09 AM
Hi Trevor
The construction of the transformer suggests that the primary and secondary are wound in separate sections on the bobbin (or even separate bobbins). That would, of course, make rewinding much easier however, these old audio transformers normally have loads of turns of very fine wire - hence the highish failure rate. Let's hope that the R/C coupling works well enough.
The construction of the transformer suggests that the primary and secondary are wound in separate sections on the bobbin (or even separate bobbins). That would, of course, make rewinding much easier however, these old audio transformers normally have loads of turns of very fine wire - hence the highish failure rate. Let's hope that the R/C coupling works well enough.
