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Western Electric 2008B Input Transformer Data 2K64

danwhitham

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Hello all,

Typically I try not to create threads asking simple questions, but I have run into an issue attempting to research the specs/data-sheets for a pair of Western Electric 2008B input transformers. I have spent the last few days searching through WECO transformer lists between the 1960's/1970's, and am unable to locate a single hint regarding. Google search has yet to yield any further information as well.

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Any information would be greatly appreciated, as I would love to see if these get anywhere close in spec to possible uses in any type of Hi-Fi setup.

Dan
 
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Do you have an ohmmeter" Measure and identify the windings.
Do you have an LCR meter? This will let you estimate the ratio and frequency range. Ratio can also be measured by applying a low C voltage to one winding and measuring others

The most widely used WE transformers were in the 600 Ohm range, used in telephone circuits - for instance a "hybrid" used to couple and separate the send and receive signals in a telephone.
 
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