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Old 12-25-2015, 10:50 PM
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Yes, this is a tube deck.

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Originally Posted by Electronic M View Post
Connect the heater secondary (lowest resistance)
If the lowest resistance is always for the heaters, then I know which winding my primary is. Of the two choices, I'm reasonably confident that the one with a 20 ohm resistance is my primary, especially since it's much close to the schematic resistance of 28 ohms than the 90 ohm winding.

If I'm understanding this correctly - I have two secondary windings. One has very little resistance and transmits a higher voltage to the heaters to warm the tubes. The other has a high resistance and drops the voltage significantly before it goes through the rectifier diode and grids.

Or am I completely off the mark on this?
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