"matteo" <matteo_bonino@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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(Don Pearce) wrote:
> On Wed, 7 May 2008 00:04:38 -0700 (PDT), matteo
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> <matteo_bon...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >Dear all,
> > a frend of mine gave me a broken DBX586 preamplifier, to get
> >repaired. It has the power transformer out of order, with secondaries
> >broken.
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> >The problem is that I can't find the specifications of the transformer
> >(output voltage, current), because I can't measure them.
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> >So, I see two solutions:
> >1) Is there anyone who has the schematics of the DBX586 preamplifier,
> >with transformer output voltages re****ted ?
> >2) Or, do you know which are the specifications of the power
> >transformer, which is a 'Toroid' TI-65781
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> >Many thanks in advance
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> >Matteo
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> I don't know how much space you have in the case for this thing, but
> your best bet may be to buy several transformers to give you all the
> different voltages you need here. I think you should be able to do it
> with two. If you can't get hold of the clearly bespoke original item,
> this may be the best alternative.
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> For the unregulated voltages, near enough will be good enough - within
> a volt or so. For the regulated ones, as long as you have enough volts
> to let the regulator work, they will be good; but don't have so many
> excess volts that the regulators start running hot. You may need to
> experiment a bit.
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> d
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Many thanks to everyone for your help; I've downloaded the schematics
(thanks !), but it doesn't re****t the transformer output voltages.
I'll try to guess those data, based on the schematics.
If it was not for a frend, I'd have suggested to him to buy another
preamplifier ! But I don't want to leave the challenge now !
Matteo
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Damn! You mean there are no notations of the secondary voltages?
Sheeks! What a cheeseball reference! It's almost useless.
All I did was google the model name and number, found
the page, took a look before it completely downloaded and
saw that a transformer was on the page so I posted the link.
If I had noticed there were no secondary voltage specs,
I problably would not have posted the link.
What a disappointment.
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