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Old 19th Sep 2021, 7:26 pm   #1
Andrew Humphriss
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Default Hallicrafters S-40B

Has any one come across the hallicrafters S-40B with different wiring in the secondary HT and LT wiring, my receiver only has one 6.3 volt secondary the original circuit has two, one 6.3 volt windings is for the heaters and dial lamps, the other for HT circuit.
This set came like above from the USA.
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Old 20th Sep 2021, 5:54 pm   #2
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Default Re: Hallicrafters S-40B

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Has any one come across the hallicrafters S-40B with different wiring in the secondary HT and LT wiring, my receiver only has one 6.3 volt secondary the original circuit has two, one 6.3 volt windings is for the heaters and dial lamps, the other for HT circuit.
This set came like above from the USA.
73s
Andy 2E0NDZ
The transformer has one 5volt winding for the 5Y3 heater, one 6.3volt winding for the heaters and dial lamps and the center tapped HT winding.
6.3volt, 2 green wires, 5volt rectifier heater, 2 yellow wires and 2 red wires with 1 red-yellow wire for the CT. 2 black wires for the 120volt primary.
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Old 26th Sep 2021, 4:06 pm   #3
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