"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
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"Ken" wrote in message
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Brenda Ann wrote:
These show the chassis with transformer for comparison, and also the
voltages to one side of the AC line (neutral, turn the plug around so
they show to hot they are lower) from either end of the HT windings
(RCA6T5_Low and RCA6T5_High) and from the HT center tap (RCA6T5_CT)


Since the meter is such high imped., try loading the hi-v readings with a
small cap to see how serious it is. Ken

Serious enough to kick my GFCI instantly...


Transformer completely out of the circuit:

One side of the primary winding to:

Other side of the primary winding: 5 ohms
One side of the HT secondary: 80 ohms
Center tap of the HT secondary: 136 ohms
Other side of the HT secondary: 189 ohms

Other side of the primary winding to:
One side of the HT secondary: 84 ohms
Center tap of the HT secondary: 138 ohms
Other side of the HT secondary: 190 ohms

HT secondary:
56 ohms/CT/53 ohms