42-355 field coil gets very warm

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06-29-2008, 11:26 AM

Thanks very much. I originally purchased a new power transformer from Radio Daze(They were very helpful), but decided not to put it in because I had subsequently found a good used one(from same model-42-355) on e-bay which I installed. So, if need be, I'll install the brand-new trans(I'll have to make a bracket because it hangs off the side of the chassis). I have an in-line fuse under the chassis with a 2A fuse, so, I'll definitely get a 1A slow-blow in there. Thanks again for the advice! -Karen

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