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Re: Tight windings [message #30129 is a reply to message #30125] Wed, 19 January 2005 07:58 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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The troubles I had with a Heyboer poer TX resulted from their building with minimum Iron in the traditional industrial method. I have never had trouble with the windings vibrating.

For audio, we want to run the core with a lower volts per turn( and resultant flux density ). The more gently we run things , the better it works for audio( sweeping general statement warning!!!!! ).

Once we achieved the understanding that high-performance audio has a different set of rules than other things, the problem was solved. I got my main PS choke from them, 35 Hy( specified 30 min ) at reaasonable current and high voltage tolerance. It will work just fine for this linestage. Cost as much as the linestage's power Iron though....
regards,
Douglas


 
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