Q Quayhog Well-known member Joined Oct 11, 2014 Messages 135 Location Bay Area California Dec 7, 2014 #1 Does anyone here know who the manufacturer of Berlant's input and output transformers was? T3344 (input), and T2560 (output).
Does anyone here know who the manufacturer of Berlant's input and output transformers was? T3344 (input), and T2560 (output).
mjrippe Well-known member GDIY Supporter Joined Dec 27, 2011 Messages 2,929 Location Brooklyn, NY Dec 9, 2014 #2 Not sure about those part numbers. The 50007x series were made by Langevin. Attachments Berlant Transformers.jpg 211.6 KB
Q Quayhog Well-known member Joined Oct 11, 2014 Messages 135 Location Bay Area California Dec 12, 2014 #3 Thanks for the reply. Those 5000xx had 11 pins and seem to be used post 1958 or so. I'm curious about the octal ones. I suspect Langevin too because the were only forty miles apart,
Thanks for the reply. Those 5000xx had 11 pins and seem to be used post 1958 or so. I'm curious about the octal ones. I suspect Langevin too because the were only forty miles apart,
mjrippe Well-known member GDIY Supporter Joined Dec 27, 2011 Messages 2,929 Location Brooklyn, NY Dec 17, 2014 #4 Quite possible, note that on the 500077 only 8 pins are used!
Q Quayhog Well-known member Joined Oct 11, 2014 Messages 135 Location Bay Area California Dec 27, 2014 #5 I'm sure not all eleven pins were used, the schematic of the circuit showing the octal T3344 transformer shows two pins unused. I'm trying to restore a series thirty recorder to full functionality and I didn't want to change out sockets unless absolutely necessary. The hunt continues. Jonathan
I'm sure not all eleven pins were used, the schematic of the circuit showing the octal T3344 transformer shows two pins unused. I'm trying to restore a series thirty recorder to full functionality and I didn't want to change out sockets unless absolutely necessary. The hunt continues. Jonathan