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can someone please help me with some parts (ferrite core, filament transformer)

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audio:deviant
Tue Jul 28 2009, 10:16PM
audio:deviant Registered Member #2081 Joined: Wed Apr 15 2009, 11:36AM
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467-4548 is that right? or is that 48 material? its from rs, i cant seem to find the one you sent.
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Steve Conner
Wed Jul 29 2009, 09:32AM
Steve Conner Registered Member #30 Joined: Fri Feb 03 2006, 10:52AM
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Oh, my typo, should have been 467-4554. Same Type 78 material, just a larger size.
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audio:deviant
Sat Aug 01 2009, 11:35AM
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nice got the ferrite coming soon,

do i need a low voltage rectifier Link2 thats the one in the book just a 240v one?

Link2 found that but its 2x 24 which to be honest i have no idea what that means, its it just 2 24v outputs?

cheers.
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Steve Conner
Sat Aug 01 2009, 12:02PM
Steve Conner Registered Member #30 Joined: Fri Feb 03 2006, 10:52AM
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2x 24V is two separate 24V windings. You can wire them in parallel for 24V, or in series for what the Americans would call "48V CT". Or you can wire them in parallel with one reversed, and reduce the transformer to a smouldering ruin.

I'm not familiar with the MiniBrute, so I don't know what kind of transformer it really needs. But I'd bet it's less than 100VA, anyway.
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Andri
Sat Aug 01 2009, 04:00PM
Andri Registered Member #1533 Joined: Wed Jun 11 2008, 02:13PM
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cduma wrote ...

Hmmm...
Quite clearly this is something other than what I thought. A good place to find the ferrite core is inside the power supply of a PC or inside any power brick/wall wart with primary resistance that is not indicative of a transformer which means switch mode power supply which usually use that type of transformer. If you use ones from a PC be careful since there are two large filter capacitors which will do more than tickle.

Excerpt from http://wiki.4hv.org/index.php/GDT#Core_material:
Avoid powdered iron cores, from manufacturers such as Micrometals as these are designed for DC choke applications with a low AL and losses that increase significantly with frequency. These toroids are most often found in the outputs of PC power supplies where they are used for output filtering and coupling the outputs. Don't be tempted to use them!

I have tried ignoring this advice as I am predisposed to for the sake of curiosity and I can testify that it does not bode well. You, cduma, should investigate things more closely before you give out advice on the subject in question.
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