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Ad Number:	1764764
Date Placed:	04/11/26
Name:	George Babits
Phone Number:	email only
Callsign:	W7HDL
Category:	RADIOANQ
Heading:	FS: vintage RECEIVER POWER SUPPLY
Ad Message:	Offering for sale a nice power supply for vintage receivers that need an external power supply. It is wired as a capacitor input filter and puts out 420 volts no load; 340 volts at 40 ma; 275 volts at 80 ma; and, 260 volts at 90 ma. Voltages can easily be reduced by re-wiring as a choke input filter, by using a series dropping resistor, or by putting a dropping resistor in the HV center tap. It also has a 6.3 volt filament winding which I would estimate to be 4 or 5 amps. Small 5 by 7 inch, 2 inch high, chassis and weighs about 10 pounds. Includes a 5Y3 rectifier tube. Sell for $35 plus shipping, which is less than the cost of the transformer.. Shipping cost based on your location. I accept paypal (preferred, use goods & services), US postal money order, cash, or check (hold until cleared). Thanks for looking, George - W7HDL

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