Transformers & Chokes

• Designed for general purpose or replacement use in push-pull or phase inverter tube driver circuits.
• Should not be used for single ended applications. They have no gap for DC bias current present in SE mode.
• Open style with minimum 5" long primary leads.
• Minimum frequency response 150 Hz. - 15 Khz (+/- 1db max. ref. 1 Khz.) at full rated power.
• Core material is Grain Oriented Silicon Steel.

Developed in response to requests from RCA Radiola III-A collectors. The original transformers are usually found with open" windings due to the fine wire and high turns usedcoupled with age. This is a universal replacement type - it will replace any of the three audio transformers used (1st audio driver2nd audio-phase splitter stage or output transformer)by correctly connectiong the 5 lugs. A pin out and connection diagram is included. The cases from the old transformer will fit this new unit. The terminal board is a duplicate of the original.

Key Features

• Primary: 4000 turns, #41 wire (lugs 4 & 2)
• Secondary: 12000 turns C.T., #41 wire (lugs 5 & 1lug 3 is C.T. connection)
• Termination: Solder lugs on a 1 3/4" x 1" terminal board with 4-5" connecting leads
• Size: 1-7/8" long x 1-11/16" wide x 1-3/8" deep
• Lamination Core Size: 5/8" x 1/2"
• Weight: 7 oz.

Coil assembly for P-T156. Use your own iron to preserve mechanical fit. Coil window is 1/2 x ½".

Audio watts: 4
Impedance: 5k ohms
D.C. Resistance: 178 ohms
Inductance: 44 henries
Rated D.C. Bias Current: 30 mA
Features:

• Designed for driver use ONLY in single ended tube output amplifiers. These units replace coupling capacitor circuits for improved sound.
• Closed style with minimum 8" long leads.
• All models use bifilar wound windings for exceptional coupling and bandwidth.
• Minimum frequency response 20 Hz. - 20 Khz (± 1db max. ref. 1 Khz.).
• The core is gapped to support the specified D.C.

Features:

• Small, economical, open, two hole horizontal bracket mount.
• Insulated, color coded flexible leads, 4" long minimum
• Frequency response 150 Hz. to 15 Khz. (+/- 1 db, reference 1000 Hz.)
• When operating at impedances below nominal, power capability and the frequency spectrum are proportionately lower, conversely, at higher impedances power capability and frequency spectrum will be proportionately higher.