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In Reply to: Need Help Figuring Out Output Transformer Specs posted by FlaCharlie on July 12, 2006 at 16:01:44:
I usually do search first but for some questions it's hard to figure out which key words will get you an answer. For instance, I easily found a thread explaining how to figure out the primary impedance. I then searched for over two hours and couldn't find anything about how to determine whether an unknown transformer is designed for SE or PP. I know SE has an air gap but there are hundreds of posts about transformers, air gaps, SE and PP but I saw nothing that discussed any method of testing, electrically or visually, to determine whether a transformer is one or the other. Usually I don't mind spending a while searching because in the process of not immediately finding the answer I end up reading a lot of interesting and useful information. There are other times though that one doesn't really want to spend two hours on a wild goose chase and really appreciates someone knowledgeable who will take a few minutes to transmit some of that knowledge. If anyone can impart that knowledge or clue me in to the magic search words that will make such an answer appear, I would be most appreciative. . . . . Charlie
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Follow Ups
- Searched . . . And Still Have a Question - FlaCharlie 07:26:48 07/13/06 (1)
- Get some hints from my post here just yesterday. - cheap-Jack 09:00:39 07/13/06 (0)
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