High-current transformers

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From: The Friend
Date: Sat, 29 Dec 1990 04:13

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     I've been looking around for a source of transformers in the 30-60 V
range that put out currents >5 amps...yet these are rare it seems, or else
I'm looking in the wrong places. Given this is going into a amplifier project,
I need the high-current source for better construction overall.

     Anyone know where to get these puppies?

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From: amigo@milton.u.washington.edu (The Friend)
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Subject: High-current transformers
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