Hi,
I wonder if anyone out there can help me out with the
identification of the following transformer:
Made by Stancor, it is marked "Part No. 52B051" on the
stamped id plate. In addition, there is a painted
Stencil marking of "T5", where the 5 looks like a subscript,
and a much smaller stenciled marking that I believe says
"12 STO 44" but I am not sure, as the markings are so small
and blurred with age.
The primary consists of 3 wires which appear to be set up
for 115VAC or 125VAC, and the secondary (unloaded output) is
approximately
435VAC with a CT.
I am really interested in the specs for this puppy. I have
checked the Stancor catalogs from 1948, 1955, and 1962 and
I cannot find anything bearing even a similar marking, so I
am thinking this may be a custom part for maybe a military radio.
Or maybe it is just even older than the 1948 catalog.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Don - W8HRQ
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