magnetron characteristics?

This page may help you find the answer.

Google is your friend.

James

Also, try this link...........

James

This is Daniel from Main Electronic Supplies, I was searching the web trying to get some specs. on a magnetron in order to find a sub number in our stock. I was very pleased to see a reference to us in this form. We do try our best. Thanks James Daniel

great, Daniel !! Yes, your company name came up in a Google search when I was trying to help another user. The person who made the original post never commented again, so I hope that he got the information.

Some folks post questions here and either never come back to the forum, or never say thanks.

Good luck !!

James

On Tue, 10 Mar 2009 16:00:20 -0400, "James" put finger to keyboard and composed:

Some will thank you personally via email. IMO that's possibly a better way to do it, unless there is something to add to the original post.

- Franc Zabkar

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Please remove one \'i\' from my address when replying by email.

Huh? Who uses a real email on usenet?

me

Since Usenet activity has diminished, I don't thinks its much a problem.

greg

Many posters have a munged email address that a reasonably sentient being can decode and hopefully the harvester bots cannot.

Michael

On Thu, 12 Mar 2009 09:11:52 -0700, against all advice, something compelled Smitty Two , to say:

I do. What's the danger, a bit more spam?

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Real men don\'t text.

A bit more spam? When I got hit with Swen I had several *thousand* spam emails. That's when I stopped providing a real email address.

Jerry

Why heck, I'm not afraid to put my E-mail address out there, send me all the Spam you like though sometimes I prefer Armour Treet.

TDD

The answer is no, there is not some place. Like any part, you pick the magnetron you want to use based on the specs of the product and look at the datasheet of the replacement to see if it'll do the job.

I think this email has perked up in spam. I don't see it from another email cause the filter gets rid of 80-90 % of the mail which is spam.

Getting back to magnetrons, I am trying to fix a microwave. The diode was replaced and the transformer. Far as I can tell the cap is good and the diode is still good. Checked filament on magnetron of about 4 volts. If there is supposed to be visable light, there is none from the filaments. I nedd to make sure of the cap and diode, but anu suggestions are wanted.

I took the microwave home my brother has been replacing those parts. I put in some water and after 20-30 secs the water was heating. After that NOTHING heating up. Pretty much sounds the same.

check fast fuse and protectiive diode first back to my problem -3.3v,2450mhz seems to be standard so need information if 7-800w magnetrons(4.1kv) or 5-650w(3.8kv) type usually goes into in/out power-1250/600w ovens? Can someone please open&read the power/mag. designation off some older microwave. Thanks in advance

Your solution has long since been posted, and not acknowledged.

James

Who you talking to ?

regrettably no data anywhere on 2m237(that is rv-mza064wreo) but if microwave's high voltage trafo rtrna177 is indeed at918 (?cannot be certain without measuring filament voltage however

says it is not a good idea) than it outputs 4.35/2 kv and 3.15v,which indicates magnetron