07-26-2026, 10:18 PM
So, I injected 5V into what I think was 5V rectifier filament and I got 520V from the Hi-V winding.
I will check the 2.5V later.
The front has two separate sections, probably 120V (110-120V) and another one which looks the same, a separate winding. I think they are connected as 220-240V so the radio could work if fed 220V input.
I think some wires were looped and wrapped with black tape (I do not see a volt selector).
So I will likely do the same, insulate one half and use another.
I just need to think if I destabilized the tar when freezing-tapping and if I should restabilize it by reheating it to some degree.
Also if I need to fill the void I created with something. Electriclaly it does not affect anything but I am not sure if this might cause some buzzing.
I will check the 2.5V later.
The front has two separate sections, probably 120V (110-120V) and another one which looks the same, a separate winding. I think they are connected as 220-240V so the radio could work if fed 220V input.
I think some wires were looped and wrapped with black tape (I do not see a volt selector).
So I will likely do the same, insulate one half and use another.
I just need to think if I destabilized the tar when freezing-tapping and if I should restabilize it by reheating it to some degree.
Also if I need to fill the void I created with something. Electriclaly it does not affect anything but I am not sure if this might cause some buzzing.
People who do not drink, do not smoke, do not eat red meat will one day feel really stupid lying there and dying from nothing.
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