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Title: isolation transformers
Post by: insomnia on December 20, 2013,08:54:50

hi lads i do alot of laptop repair chip replacements etc and i do a few tv.s also does anyone know were i can buy a bench test isolation transformer want to start using them on tv sets.

Title: Re: isolation transformers
Post by: Keith on January 23, 2014,08:05:27

Hi

I would try ebay

Title: Re: isolation transformers
Post by: leonard085 on November 12, 2014,07:32:53

Radionics supply them
here is the part number of mine 436-8798

Title: Re: isolation transformers
Post by: Turnip on November 12, 2014,11:08:24

Hi,

Would also try council tips, as there's tons of useful stuff for a few pence. Got a pile of variacs some while ago, even one rated at 10 Amps - Useful for heavy stuff. Used to check daily until folks in power closed the local one  down for economy - Guess landfill rules -  Chris.

Title: Re: isolation transformers
Post by: downunder on November 12, 2014,14:37:14

I suppose Chris also visits Harold and Albert in Oil Drum Lane, perhaps looking for a cheap 'orse to consume his excess turnips.        Bruce

Title: Re: isolation transformers
Post by: Turnip on November 13, 2014,11:24:14

Hi Bruce,

Being a bit serious, as lots of scrap contains useful stuff.

Also ancients like me eventually kick the bucket, and relatives are happy to shove beloved gear into a skip, just to get rid of treasures from the past, where they don't quite see the value.

On personal demise, there will be several isolation transformers, quite a few variacs, couple of lathes (One British WW2 the other Australian - both screw cutting, admit the Aussie one doesn't quite go, as needs a motor) Gas and electric welding gear of several sorts, And several tons of quite useful stuff, plus the odd classic car from the 60s.

Could be far more specific but suspect would be tedious for Quuq readers - Chris.