well, I actually *did* count turns and I got about 20-30% of the way
down the HV winding and just gave up as I was at something huge like
2000 turns or something and had a long way to go. The truly sad part is
that I actualy had the primary, heater and B+ turns documented with 1"
pieces of the wires taped to the paper (since I couldn't really tell
what guage the wires were besides 'teeny tiny') and had some sort of
running tally of the hv windings I did per sit down session of
unwinding, even tho I wasn't done. But alas, I can't find the paper or
the remainder of the transformer now. It's here somewhere tho.
Rodger Boots wrote:
>
> Well, that explains the sorry voltage regulation---the more stages of
> voltage multiplication used the poorer the regulation will be. A
> modern flyback (doesn't use a multiplier) with built-in focus & G2
> pots would be a massive improvement for this circuit (and could get
> rid of MC1 at the same time).
>
> I don't suppose you counted turns (granted, that would be a bit much
> to ask for)?
>
> Looks like you have enough information to find a replacement flyback
> (or an existing flyback if mounting can be modified).
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