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Subject: | LF: Re: 8.97kc - TV transformer info needed |
From: | "Mike.WE0H" <[email protected]> |
Date: | Sat, 29 May 2010 11:00:14 -0500 |
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I found my 1986 TV and will take the flyback out of it. It looks like the one Rik showed in the picture with a separate primary winding out in the open air. Perfect. Thank you guys!!! Mike WE0H Mal h wrote: Mike The core material is usually 3C5 or similar used in old tube TV'S. I have rewound several for both 137 and 500 kcs and they are perfect for the job. These are the larger ones, today they are a lot smaller in transistor tv's. I think Stefan uses one in its original state with the high value Inductor already on the core. They worked around 15 - 20 kcs. So possibly an original with the high inductance would resonate a vlf long wire antenna and wind a few turns on the opposite core side to couple to the TX I hope this helps The ones that I use are square 3 inches long each side and 3/4 inch thick. mal/g3kev |
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