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Re: Radio shack Kit Question on transformer

> if that's one of those "30 in one" "learn electronics" type kits > any audio transformer that's a "ballpark" match should work. > > For example Jaycar cat# MM-2532 "1000 ohms CT to 8 ohms" >
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> I expect there's a supplier nearer you with a similar product. >

Well you are right, Radio shack 200 in 1 kit. supplied by a max of 9volts

Ken

And that you for all the help.

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Ken
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Because I do not have all the working parts. I decided to simulate this circuit in pspice. I wanted to add this part the circuit. ( I only worked with very simple circuit using a simulator,..capacitor resistor) there are many to chosse from also , I wanted to add a transistor A733, there is none in the simulator, how do I go about chooosing out of the 100 shown in the simulator ??

thank you

Ken

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Ken

Get/Place Part Q2SA733

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Jim Thompson

Pick any transistor of the same type (NPN or PNP) and similar use (RF, audio or power). No need to be picky for popcorn commodity stuff.

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Robert Baer

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