07-12-2024, 04:24 PM
No, don't remove shielding. A transformer that runs hot will warm up fast.
I am trying to exclude a turn short, though from the behavior it is not it.
Like I said, unless someone has specific experience with this specific radio and could point you directly to the source of trouble (I do not), I would start with bare transformer (no tubes) and go from there.
Now,
1. You seem to have the input voltage switch: has it been set correct?
2. Input capacitors: are they correct value? No, caps do not draw power.
3. BTW, how do you measure your power? Kill-a-Watt or Ammeter/V-meter?
I am trying to exclude a turn short, though from the behavior it is not it.
Like I said, unless someone has specific experience with this specific radio and could point you directly to the source of trouble (I do not), I would start with bare transformer (no tubes) and go from there.
Now,
1. You seem to have the input voltage switch: has it been set correct?
2. Input capacitors: are they correct value? No, caps do not draw power.
3. BTW, how do you measure your power? Kill-a-Watt or Ammeter/V-meter?
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