CJ
Well-known member
this is a nice Drake out of a nice Marshall Super Tremolo
it has a lot more primary turns than the later Drake and Dagnall transformers which mean. s more primary indutance.
i think
i forgot to measure it, so we do not know what the lams will do until we finish the rewind.ing
nothing special about the winding structure, has random wound primary sections, and next to nothing in the way of insulation which does cut down on leakage inductance but makes for a risky coil due to punch through when you hit that high E note on a 24 fret BC Rich Seagull.
Flux is pretty low, 9.4 K Gauss at full power so this thing is loafing along in the comfort zone,
while i was unwinding the secondary i said "this wire is too thin for a 16 ohm tap, and too many turns!", turns out it is a weird PA output, not totally uncommon but uncommon on a git amp if that makes sense,

it has a lot more primary turns than the later Drake and Dagnall transformers which mean. s more primary indutance.
i think
i forgot to measure it, so we do not know what the lams will do until we finish the rewind.ing
nothing special about the winding structure, has random wound primary sections, and next to nothing in the way of insulation which does cut down on leakage inductance but makes for a risky coil due to punch through when you hit that high E note on a 24 fret BC Rich Seagull.
Flux is pretty low, 9.4 K Gauss at full power so this thing is loafing along in the comfort zone,
while i was unwinding the secondary i said "this wire is too thin for a 16 ohm tap, and too many turns!", turns out it is a weird PA output, not totally uncommon but uncommon on a git amp if that makes sense,

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