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Edward Huggins · 22nd Jun 2021, 8:53 am

Re. Post#1, the typical voice coil impedence for a Philips speaker of this period is 5 ohms. With the tropical coating removed, you say the actually tranny does not look to be of much substance. Even so in the Radiogram version using this same chassis, it does still sound very good.

22nd Jun 2021, 8:53 am	#11
Edward Huggins Dekatron Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Southwold, Suffolk, UK. Posts: 8,340	Re: Winding a new output transformer for a Philips B5G64A Radio Re. Post#1, the typical voice coil impedence for a Philips speaker of this period is 5 ohms. With the tropical coating removed, you say the actually tranny does not look to be of much substance. Even so in the Radiogram version using this same chassis, it does still sound very good. __________________ Edward.