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Transformer - Audio Interstage, 10 mA

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SKU:	P-T156
Item ID:	003437

Price: $16^.95

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Audio Interstage

Equivalent to Stancor A53-C. 1:3 ratio overall. Center tapped secondary may be used for push-pull grids. Specifications Max. Primary Current: 10 mA Impedance Primary to Secondary (Ohms): 10,000 to 90,000 Mounting centers: 2" Weight: 0.4 lbs.

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Type	Value
Item Length	2.365 in.
Item Width	1.224 in.
Item Height	1.36 in.
Mounting Center Distance A	1.95 in.
Fastener Hole Diameter	0.187 in.
Weight	0.343 lbs.
Packaging Dimensions	7.3 in. x 2.3 in. x 1.3 in.

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Product Reviews

4.90 out of 5 based on 10 reviews

Great product. Fair price. Fast delivery!

M ADLER - March 11th, 2016

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As described; haven't used 'em yet!
Nicely packed!

Chuck Corey - November 30th, 2015

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excellent

benny l - October 10th, 2015

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Transformer works well, no problems in my homebrew receiver! Great product.

RWE - June 14th, 2015

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A great interstate transformer, I used several of these to rebuild old radios.
They work just fine.

Dan Baum - May 11th, 2015

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The transformer worked perfectly and the trf radio is working very nicely.

Oscar Ramsey - March 12th, 2015

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I haven't used them yet, but they look good.
Compact with long leads.

Ken Au - January 15th, 2015

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I am very satisfied with the transformer that I purchased.

Clyde Frolich - December 26th, 2014

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Perfect fit and easy to install

Baz ford - November 11th, 2014

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Worked like a charm in a Atwater Kent 60C

fred.walker817mail.com - October 26th, 2014

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You have the impedance of 10k and 90k, but the schematic for my radio is dc ohms (2k and 13k). Can you tell me the dc resistance of the primary and CT secondary for this transformer? Barry 4 answers

Asked by Anonymous on April 20th, 2016.

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JustinG

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April 21st, 2016

The measurements that I took in DC were as follows: Green to Green 1.5K Green to Black( which I can only assume is the CT) .70k and the Red to Blue is .4k

Anonymous

June 1st, 2016

I have a Atwater Kent 10B and in the 3 tube detector can there are 2 transformers, both open, that I need to replace. If I remove old and potting material will this work for me? If not a recommendation please! Tom SFSD

wrochema@earthlink.net

July 11th, 2016

The AC reactance (XL) is typically 5-6 times the DC resistance (R). Therefore the total AC impedance will be Z= [R^2+XL^2]^0.5 so it should work fine.

JustinG

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June 2nd, 2016

We do not offer technical support or service here at AES and as such we could offer advice in terms of working on your unit.

Will this work on my 1922 Crosley battery set ?1 answers

Asked by Anonymous on January 13th, 2016.

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JustinG

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January 14th, 2016

We wouldn't be able to guarantee compatibility with your particular set as we do not have the reference materials needed to do so. However, this transformer is equivalent to the Stancor A53-C so I would recommend researching the compatibility of that model with your set.

I have a CGE. Model 93 and told it is like a Radiola 111A & Westinghouse 53 I need audio transformers for. I was told these would work is this true. If so I will need to get some. Bruce1 answers

Asked by Anonymous on March 28th, 2016.

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JustinG

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March 30th, 2016

Unfortunately we couldn't speak to the compatibility of this transformer with your unit. I would suggest seeking out a reputable tech in your area who may be able to determine compatibility based on the needs of the radio and the specs of the transformer.