Talked to Brian at Edcor and he went ahead and put these on the website for anyone that's interested.
http://edcorusa.com/products/799-cxpp25-ms-8k-23.aspx
edcor 23% UL tap OPT's
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by Blooze » Thu Jan 20, 2011 11:50 am
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by Ty_Bower » Thu Jan 20, 2011 1:12 pm
That could be an attractive option for any future ST35 builders out there. Two of those outputs plus the XPWR005 will cost you $156.25 plus shipping. That's a good $57 cheaper than if you bought a full set of Z565/PA774 clone iron.
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by DerekVa » Mon May 02, 2011 10:53 pm
Ty_Bower wrote:That could be an attractive option for any future ST35 builders out there. Two of those outputs plus the XPWR005 will cost you $156.25 plus shipping. That's a good $57 cheaper than if you bought a full set of Z565/PA774 clone iron.
I wonder how this measures / sounds compared to a new Z565? I've been pleased as punch with the quality of Edcor's offerings and am wondering if this may, in fact, be an upgrade...
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by Geek » Tue May 03, 2011 1:14 am
I've never been diappointed with an Edcor product. Unlike Hammond, Edcor's model perfectly in PSUD 
Cheers!
Cheers!
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by fiftyfivefilms » Tue May 03, 2011 1:56 am
Geek wrote:I've never been disappointed with an Edcor product. Unlike Hammond, Edcor's model perfectly in PSUD
Cheers!
Greg, I'm guessing these might work well for your up and coming St- 35 (SCA-35?) project? There are lots of us out there with transformer less SCA-35 carcass's after building Shannons ST-35....hmmm
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by Geek » Tue May 03, 2011 2:05 am
Heya Kirk,
Luckily I have my SCA iron and it's near mint condition.
I do want to think more ST-35, since I'll have more room than a SCA's "Smurf's garden shed" case to build in
Cheers!
Luckily I have my SCA iron and it's near mint condition.
I do want to think more ST-35, since I'll have more room than a SCA's "Smurf's garden shed" case to build in
Cheers!
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by gazzgary » Mon May 30, 2011 7:17 pm
I Have been away for a while and back from holidays,
I have just emailed Edcor to see if it is possible to add an extra 120v winding to the primary of the XPWR005 so that it can be operated on 120v or 240v for those of us that have 240 mains.
I feel this would be a good alternative set of transformers for the ST35 and also a good alternative power tranny for the GET SET GO for international builders.
Gareth
I have just emailed Edcor to see if it is possible to add an extra 120v winding to the primary of the XPWR005 so that it can be operated on 120v or 240v for those of us that have 240 mains.
I feel this would be a good alternative set of transformers for the ST35 and also a good alternative power tranny for the GET SET GO for international builders.
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by Geek » Mon May 30, 2011 8:54 pm
They likely will, but may have to up to the next size core.
Let me know the XPWR # you get for that.... I have clients that move about between mainland China and Canada every other year for family reasons and would like their Dynaco gear to go with them
Cheers!
Let me know the XPWR # you get for that.... I have clients that move about between mainland China and Canada every other year for family reasons and would like their Dynaco gear to go with them
Cheers!
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by Quad » Mon May 30, 2011 11:14 pm
gazzgary wrote:I have just emailed Edcor to see if it is possible to add an extra 120v winding to the primary of the XPWR005 so that it can be operated on 120v or 240v for those of us that have 240 mains.
Gareth
Cool. Look forward to the update on the reply from Edcor.
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by EWBrown » Tue May 31, 2011 3:08 pm
Edcor will design and produce just about any power transformer to meet your particular requirements, and then they will add its part number to their list of available transformers. Just don't ask Brian about adding electrostatic shielding between the primary and secondary windings.... 
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by Geek » Tue May 31, 2011 4:33 pm
EWBrown wrote:Just don't ask Brian about adding electrostatic shielding between the primary and secondary windings....
He has strong feelings on that I assume?
If you wind a filament winding between the two, it's practically an electrostatic shield.
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by EWBrown » Tue May 31, 2011 4:53 pm
One of the guys over at NNETG inquired about designing some custom plate voltage PTs for his GM70 SET project, and one of his needs was to have electrostatic shielding, and Brian just about had a conniption fit...
Must be a sore subject...
Yeah, I suppose that a carefully located (unused) filament winding might suffice, but then I'm not as particular and picky as the GM70 guy is.
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Must be a sore subject...
Yeah, I suppose that a carefully located (unused) filament winding might suffice, but then I'm not as particular and picky as the GM70 guy is.
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