Greetings, I have a high voltage transformer with the following
information on it:
PT-1260
HTS-9286
9960805
It was used in an home brew amp that has been cannibalized.
I'm trying to identify the source and any other information.
Any help is most appreciated.
73,
George, K4GVT
On 11/26/2010 9:20 AM, Jim Thomson wrote:
> Date: Fri, 26 Nov 2010 06:19:13 -0600
> From: donroden@hiwaay.net
> Subject: Re: [Amps] A dual 4-1000 amp
>
> If you want that Mig-21 sucking up gravel on an unimproved runway
> sound, go with a couple of Rotron Centrimax CX-33 blowers.
>
> Or, if the XYL doesn't mind a little two-cycle smoke, use a 41cc
> Homelite leaf blower with a tuned pipe.
>
> Don W4DNR
>
> ## I have one left of those infamous rotron CX-33 blowers. They are superb
> blowers, and will deliver a huge amount of pressure. Mine are 230 vac
> rated.
> I tried one on my small 0240vac @ 5A variac.. and it works VERY well.
> I could adjust the speed/airflow very easily..from a crawl to full
> bore..and
> anything in between. The current draw, even when run full bore, is very
> little.
> Good rich enterprises.com still rebuilds CX-33 blowers.
> http://www.goodrichenterprises.com/page_oneweb5-02_004.htm
>
> The rotron centrimax CX-33 blower was one of the best blower's
> ever made imo. Stupidest thing they ever did, when trhey discontinued it..
> and have no direct replacement either. One of em will easily cool a pair
> of YC-156's or a 3x10. You need 2 x CX-33's for a 3x15 or 3x20. That
> was a standard FM broadcast set up for a long time [ 2 x CX-33's on a
> GG 3x15] . A buddy here in town got a hold of a 3x15 FM TX... and
> stripped
> it of parts..which is where I got the pair of CX-33's from. It will do an
> easy
> 3-5" of water pressure.
>
> later... Jim VE7RF
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