Re: step up transformer

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From: John Eckrich
Date: Wed, 23 Jan 1991 16:07

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map@zeppelin.rutgers.edu (O. C.) writes:

>My brother and I are building guitar amps.  Any help with inexpensive
>sources for step up transformers(120->350)?

Use a 40V (ie. 120 -> 40) transformer, and plug it in backwards.

DigiKey has the following:

Part #		Volts		Amps		$$$
------		-----		-----		---
T107-ND		40		.110		 8.25
T117-ND		40		.250		10.68
T127-ND		40		.600		14.80


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