[GRG]

Can anyone guide me to where this may be found?

[DaleHCook]

I would suggest changing the topic from "P45-6365 Universal Transformer" to "45-6365 Universal IFT." "P" is not part of the part number - it is just 45-6365. "Universal IFT" is a lot more descriptive than "Universal Transformer," which could include universal output transformers and other devices.

If any of you have the 45-6365 instructions, please scan them and add them to the Philco Library.

It would be helpful to know which Philco model you are working on, which IFT needs replacement and why, and what the original Philco part number is. Some of us have junkers which could yield a good replacement, and some of us have a stock of NOS Philco parts. Some of us also have stocks of NOS replacement IFTs from Meissner, Miller, or others. How did you find out that your IFT needed replacement, and that the 45-6365 is a viable replacement?

[GRG]

Dale: Modified topic as suggested. It is not for a specific project. I found it in a box of stuff I recently purchased. I would like to know how it can be modified for 175 kHz, 260 kHz, and 465 kHz so I can keep the instructions with the unit for future use. Thank you for your help.

[DaleHCook]

The Philco Parts Catalog for 1942 shows it as usable for 175 kHz, 260 kHz, and 465 kHz. The instructions will show how to use it, and I hope that someone will post them.

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