Re: transformer
- From: "CLFE" <Junkmail@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 20:39:09 -0500
"Big Rich Soprano" <BucSoprano@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>> >Anyone have a need for a Transformer out of an older Tek scope?
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>>> Do you know the voltages
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>>The only thing I can say for sure - not having any schematic for it is, it
>>is listed on the front with a number of 120-140. Aside from that, there
>>are
>>various posts with numbers afixed which don't appear to be "voltages".
>>There
>>is also a label which shows an input wiring diagram for voltages from like
>>110 - 248 or so.
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>>Anyone who has the model of scope this came out of would probably
>>recognize
>>the number from a maintenance manual. I want to say it was a 535, but I
>>can't recall now. All I know is the scope was working when it was removed
>>from service.
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> Well that's a good start for research...
I gave the only information I had on it - listed right on it. I can't do
much more. Lots of people in these groups list parts with vague info - even
if just trying to identify them. So, I'm not alone. I felt someone "may" be
able to identify it and if so - maybe have use for it. I can't recall the
exact unit it came out of. I was suggesting, if someone has a maintenance
manual for their scope, the number would/should be listed in there as to a
replacement transformer. If this number 120-140 is it, then they have a
match. I may have it sold, so end of discussion. IF not - oh well.......
.
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