Marinair Lams

[CJ]

I recieved some lams from mag metals in Super Q today. This lam is not in their standard catalog, but they bought the tooling from L and H in England, which was possibly one of the suppliers for Marinair. It is for the two small mic and line inputs for the Neve. Just thought you guys might want the part number. I know this will make at least one person out there happy!
:razz:
cj

 

[rascalseven]

Wooohooooo!!


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JC

 

[CJ]

Note that some 49 NI might be coming in also, which might test out better for some applications, so don't order anything yet!
cj

Cobalt anyone!
:grin:

 

[nrgrecording]

CJ that actually makes someone happy! :wink:
Do you have some informations for suitable bobbins, too?
What about the price of these nice superQ lams?

Frank.

 

[tommytones]

Certainly makes me very happy :wink:

 

[Guest]

Grade 80 is nickel % ?
good for mic input.
How good was heating? permeability ? Is it DIY heated ?, in hydrogen, or vacuum?
I can not sleep if I have lams and I must wound sample and measure it.

P.S. that 49% nickel can be better for line transformer, but only
with good heating? By the way,

Note that some 49 NI might be coming in also, which might test out better for some applications, so don't order

I can not nowhere looked up heating procedures for this material } 49% Ni {times and temperatures in the hydrogen "owen"} can anybody help me ?
xvlk

 

[CJ]

it has a heat date on it, which i guess is the anealing process.
i wonder if i tweaked those transformers i took apart with the heat gun?