I'm looking for some bobbins as for E-I type transformers (rectangular core), in a specific size. Anybody know where I can get these in small quantities?
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transformer bobbin supplier?
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Perhaps Xon?
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:I'm looking for some bobbins as for E-I type transformers (rectangular :core), in a specific size. Anybody know where I can get these in small :quantities?
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Nothing there - thanks anyway.
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Not quite the sizes I'm after, thanks.
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Jordan wrote in news:bvf1s.1051$ snipped-for-privacy@viwinnwfe02.internal.bigpond.com:
some larger ones, I have used these before
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Thanks. They don't do the smaller ones I want. Interesting "flat pack" system they have though!
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Brings back some memories, way back I used their C cores a few times. Nice ot see they're still around.
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Brings back some memories, way back I used their C-cores a few times. Nice to see the outfit's still around.
On the subject of C-cores, I see they're no longer in their listed items. Is there a reason why they aren't used any more? From a manufacturing perspective they look to be a great idea, are the resultant transformer properties not up to scratch maybe?
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"Bruce Varley" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@westnet.com.au:
We used to use their C-cores too, ones about 250mm long. We made specialised electromagnets out of them. Sometime around
1999 they stopped supplying, I think they were not selling much or they had supply problems with GISS. We started making our own lams after that to avoid such unreliable suppliers.