Hello,

Triad Transformer has generously posted their archive of transformer
catalogs online spanning 60 years.

I was playing with the print feature, they will print to PDF or a 8.5x11
page OK for me.

http://www.triadtransformers.com/


Note,

if anyone has a Triad catalog or historical Triad publication not seen
on the site, it would be highly appreciated, to borrow the item, and
scan non-destructively, and return, all at no cost to the contributor.

Please send me an e-mail in this case and I'll connect you with the
appropriate Triad person. (avoiding giving his e-mail here!!)

Thanks,

Patrick Jankowiak
Master, the Bunker of DOOM
htp://www.bunkerofdoom.com/

e-mail:

Patrick Jankowiak wrote:
Hello,

Triad Transformer has generously posted their archive of transformer
catalogs online spanning 60 years.

I was playing with the print feature, they will print to PDF or a 8.5x11
page OK for me.

http://www.triadtransformers.com/


Note,

if anyone has a Triad catalog or historical Triad publication not seen
on the site, it would be highly appreciated, to borrow the item, and
scan non-destructively, and return, all at no cost to the contributor.

Please send me an e-mail in this case and I'll connect you with the
appropriate Triad person. (avoiding giving his e-mail here!!)

Thanks,

Patrick Jankowiak
Master, the Bunker of DOOM
htp://www.bunkerofdoom.com/

e-mail:


Kudos for finding that! I would like to point out that "printing" to PDF
works only if one has a driver for that. I use PDF995 (www.pdf995.com)
which is "sponsor-ware" unless you pay a modest fee. There are others as
well (CutePDF, etc).
Bryan WA7PRC

On Jan 10, 3:28*am, patrick jankowiak wrote:
Hello,

Triad Transformer has generously posted their archive of transformer
catalogs online spanning 60 years.

I was playing with the print feature, they will print to PDF or a 8.5x11
page OK for me.

http://www.triadtransformers.com/

Note,

if anyone has a Triad catalog or historical Triad publication not seen
on the site, it would be highly appreciated, to borrow the item, and
scan non-destructively, and return, all at no cost to the contributor.

Please send me an e-mail in this case and I'll connect you with the
appropriate Triad person. (avoiding giving his e-mail here!!)

Thanks,

Patrick Jankowiak
Master, the Bunker of DOOM
htp://www.bunkerofdoom.com/

e-mail:


This is a different presentation from the Hammond .pdf transformer
catalogue on which you can browse page by page for specifications - or
is it just my finger trouble on the Triad website?! I could not find
the listed pages to get specs or even types. Is this fully
downloadable as a .pdf?
Cheers,
Roger

On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 07:54:25 -0800, Bryan wrote:

snip

I would like to point out that "printing" to PDF
works only if one has a driver for that. I use PDF995 (www.pdf995.com)
which is "sponsor-ware" unless you pay a modest fee. There are others as
well (CutePDF, etc).
Bryan WA7PRC

OpenOffice.org

Open Office has supported exporting to .pdf for years and is free
open-source software.

Cheers,
__
Gregg

"geek" wrote in message
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On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 07:54:25 -0800, Bryan wrote:

snip

I would like to point out that "printing" to PDF
works only if one has a driver for that. I use PDF995
(www.pdf995.com)
which is "sponsor-ware" unless you pay a modest fee.
There are others as
well (CutePDF, etc).
Bryan WA7PRC

OpenOffice.org

Open Office has supported exporting to .pdf for years and
is free
open-source software.

Cheers,
__
Gregg

There are several freeware programs which create PDFs.
The one I use is called PDF Creator and installs as a
printer. Anything you can print can be made into a PDF. Its
a small program and seems to work very well.


www.pdfforge.org/products/pdfcreator

or www.pdfforge.org/


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Richard Knoppow
Los Angeles, CA, USA

On Jan 10, 3:28*am, patrick jankowiak wrote:
Hello,

Triad Transformer has generously posted their archive of transformer
catalogs online spanning 60 years.

I was playing with the print feature, they will print to PDF or a 8.5x11
page OK for me.

http://www.triadtransformers.com/

"Print to PDF" from a point-and-drool browser for each page isn't
really necessary - all the pages are just JPG's, just download all the
JPG's (e.g. wget) and then assemble into a PDF (e.g. any of the
freeware tools that convert JPG's into PDF pages from a command line)
if that's what you want.

Interesting site but I would have preferred they be PDFed eady to go,
or else DjVu.

Still, a useful resource.

Triad made some good parts.