Paul Hynes PR3 & transformer for Technics 1210

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Paul Hynes PR3 and suitable 2x12V 120va toroidal transformer. I was planning to put together a custom PSU for my 1210, but then my son arrived and any time I had for projects has gone right out the window. :doh: Put my money down on a Timestep instead.
I believe I paid over £100 for this pair, so I'd really like £60 including UK postage.

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[Jason P]

Simon,

bearing in mind that a) I can solder b) have a very general idea about the principles of connecting bits of kit together BUT... get a bit lost when people start 'talking electrical'...

What's needed to finish a PSU from this? Are we talking boxed, connect, test and fit? Or more in-depth? If it's the former (and not much more) I may well be interested!


Jason

[jonners]

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What's needed to finish a PSU from this? Are we talking boxed, connect, test and fit? Or more in-depth? If it's the former (and not much more) I may well be interested!


Jason

Jason -

These threads will give you an idea of what is involved:http://theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1237

http://theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?t=2476&highlight=paul+hynes+power+supply+technics

Bear in mind that you will be connecting the transformer to the mains, so if in any doubt get help...or steer clear!

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Now sold. :)