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Post by TRANSTAR-LEXINGTON Tue Feb 05, 2019 7:40 pm

I have a RCA 970445-5 (274105) that I dug out of a RC1096 unit. The current transformer has brittle cloth wiring and one of the wires snapped at the part where it comes out of the windings. I was wondering if a suitable substitute exists for this, or if it would be better to get it rewound. It is a 117v transformer (60hz) 25V (or 5v, the source paper was kinda damaged) @70ma, 5V @2A, 6.3V @2.2A

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Post by mr_ed01 Tue Feb 05, 2019 8:23 pm

There are several RC1096 models in Rider Volume 21. Is yours like RCA RC1096 on Rider page 21-77

Most likely transformer is 250-0-250 @ 70ma

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