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I went through my old ham radio books and I have a book titled "PRINCIPLES OF RADIO" reprinted 6 times between 1929 and 1945, there is a chapter called, Properties of Alternating Current Circuits, goes for about 52 pages and I am sure what you are looking for is there for you. You may be able to view the book in a library and if that does not work I could copy the pages as long as it would not infringe on copyright. ![]() Cheers Tony
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Anthony (Tony) VAN RHODA. Strathalbyn. South Australia |
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When we trained with the Ontario Regiment they used
19 sets in all their tanks and had about half a dozen sets in their main building. All these sets had a power supply with a direct feed from a 120 volt plug. You plugged them into the wall socket. It looked like a normal power supply. I have seen one since then at a show many years ago. But not lately. Keep looking. You'll get one. Peter S |
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