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'Tis a bit, ennit? No it's alright, was just going to mention I could probably do you a NEW one for about 20 quid

Is this still current? How much were you thinking of spending on this choke?

Oo, made in England as well!

Think that's pretty cheap for a 300VA TX to be honest, imho

Don't believe it ~ how's it possible to access the SIM from 'outside'?

Though you will need to beware of high capacitance cables with those, Ah right, appreciate what you're saying, so last night I did a quick investigation - measured a random piece of twin-core and got about 50pF per metre. So say 500pF for 10 metres. 500pF has a reactance of 16 kilohms @ 20 kHz. But...

Incidentally peeps, it also makes something like this possible: http://livinginthepast-audioweb.co.uk/images/misc/no-speaker-leads1.gif Which itself is an idea based on this: http://livinginthepast-audioweb.co.uk/images/misc/no-speaker-leads2.gif http://livinginthepast-audioweb.co.uk/images/misc/rol...

Yes I think that's the idea, anyone who wants mention it here.

Apologies for starting this here but there doesn't seem to be any other references to WD25T apart from where Nick first mentioned it Well that was strange! Finally got a sensible reply from Veronica Wittenbrink @ ICW (isn't that a fabulous name?) Anyway she says oo no don't try get the caps from us,...

pre65 wrote:Ah-that Mike H.

Thanks to you salvaging some of the old WAD stock (from a skip ?)

It was destined for a skip, indeed. I actually collected it from a storage facility

It doesn't bother me, just don't let the health and safety people find out about it is all

Yep okay, I get it ~ so the o/p TX can be like an ungapped PP type as I figured. Yes that's one of the problems with SE TX's is you would like a better magnetic circuit, but you can't get it cos you must have a gap. And the bigger the current the bigger the problem. I kind of get the impression this...

1,400V @ 350mA? http://livinginthepast-audioweb.co.uk/images/misc/huh.gif   Strewth... Hold on chaps, it just happens that the TX has four 5V windings on it. I'm sure you could equally as well use 12V. Just needs a bit more 'padding out' http://livinginthepast-audioweb.co.uk/images/misc/smile.gif

Hold on, wot 'appened 'ere?


Oh the ol' Jota, once saw it described as "one of the last great hairy chested creatures of our age"

I'm having them made?

I'm getting confused again, what's the advantage of a parafeed over a SE transformer?