03-03-2014, 03:35 PM
Warren
It's anyone'os guess why moving that wire did this. As for the other transformer, it is possible there was another mod that used a different part number, or if it was installed on a speaker - it used another one.
DC resistance is not that important and in this case (difference in a hunder Ohm) is not important at all.
What is important at this point is the turns ratio which, if this is the same chassis working with the same voice coil (provided the transformer is original)- it has to be the same or close.
And the core size - has to be such that it provides for the same power (in this case it is the same magnetic flux) without saturation.
It's anyone'os guess why moving that wire did this. As for the other transformer, it is possible there was another mod that used a different part number, or if it was installed on a speaker - it used another one.
DC resistance is not that important and in this case (difference in a hunder Ohm) is not important at all.
What is important at this point is the turns ratio which, if this is the same chassis working with the same voice coil (provided the transformer is original)- it has to be the same or close.
And the core size - has to be such that it provides for the same power (in this case it is the same magnetic flux) without saturation.
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