UTC Transformer ID Help...

[byoungman1]

This looks like an input transformer to me...part # G-3658.
Anyone have an old UTC catalog they can reference? :scratch2:
Thanks in advance.

 

[radioactive]

Link removed

 

[golana]

ya, frequency output tx, military pt.no. NSN 5950-00-569-0181

 

[kcline]

Not in 1954 Radio Master Buying Guide

 

[byoungman1]

Perfect---thanks, y'all!

 

[radioactive]

Sorry bout the link i was on my cellphone when i posted and i guess it just copy and pasted the lnk adress but you cant click on on it but since you have some info i will delete it as ebay links arnt allowedin the reg forums except dollars and sense.

 

[Sam Cogley]

Didn't see it in any of the UTC catalogs at the Bunker of Doom.

 

[phantam]

This looks like an input transformer to me...part # G-3658.
Anyone have an old UTC catalog they can reference? :scratch2:
Thanks in advance.

I think this is a old impedance matching transformer. Most likely used as audio output. Primary 2.3k/sec 240 CT

 

[Palustris]

Didn't see it in any of the UTC catalogs at the Bunker of Doom.

The four digit part number would indicate that it is an OEM product. In other words it was built to the specifications of a manufacturer that wished to include the part in their equipment.

 

[battradio]

Take a signal generator and scope to it and measure the bandwidth , a goodly percentage of military audio /
transformers where audio bandwidth only , and may be 5 k bandwidth or less