RE: Running an input transformer backwards for output

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In Reply to: RE: Running an input transformer backwards for output posted by Prospect on February 9, 2019 at 12:32:25:

With the small Lundahl transformers designed for moderate signal levels, it doesn't seem to matter much in the audio band. I'm not a frequency response to RF kind of guy,though...
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Topic - Running an input transformer backwards for output - Prospect 14:22:07 02/08/19 (5)

RE: Running an input transformer backwards for output - Dave Davenport 09:44:18 02/09/19 (4)

RE: Running an input transformer backwards for output - Prospect 12:32:25 02/09/19 (3)

RE: Running an input transformer backwards for output - KevinC 07:36:19 04/05/19 (0)

RE: Running an input transformer backwards for output - Dave Davenport 13:55:05 02/09/19 (1)

I may have found the answer: It's a reflected load - Prospect 08:59:35 02/11/19 (0)

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RE: Running an input transformer backwards for output - KevinC 07:36:19 04/05/19 (0)

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