Rocket PT 240v

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crafty1
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Rocket PT 240v

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Can anybody out there in amp garage land suggest where i would find a PT for my rocket build? I need it for Australian voltage - 240v / 50Hz.

I have contacted RJ who has been most helpful however he does not stock this particular PT for 240v mains.

Thanks, RG
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Re: Rocket PT 240v

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Try Brian Wallace at Marstran, he could have some export PTs in stock.
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rg's the man

i built my rocket here in france with one of his edcor and it worked just fine, i believe he stocks the heyboers with export primaries options too

check his website:

www.rjguitars.net

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Re: Rocket PT 240v

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rj shows he has the HTS-5199 EX 240 volt at 260-0-260 and 300-0-300 secondary PT
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rj shows he has the HTS-5199 EX 240 volt at 260-0-260 and 300-0-300 secondary PT
Sure, but rj also states that the current batch doesn't include a 5V winding. Fine iron for an Express or a Liverpool, but not the right version for a GZ34-powered amp such as the Rocket.
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Re: Rocket PT 240v

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He has a Edcor PT listed with 260V, 6.3V and 5V. The page also says that Edcor can do 240V versions (with 3 weeks notice.)
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Edcor iron is great too, I would have no problem using their stuff over Heyboer (who are great in their own right).
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Re: Rocket PT 240v

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Hey guys, thanks for the info. I have contacted marstrans and he does not stock these transformers. I will try a local transformer maker here in Melbourne.

RG
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crafty1 wrote:Hey guys, thanks for the info. I have contacted marstrans and he does not stock these transformers. I will try a local transformer maker here in Melbourne.

RG
Let me know how you get on... I'm also in Melbourne. I'm planning on rebuilding my DC30 clone as a Rocket soon - will use the existing West Labs trannies for that.

But am also planning on a 6CA7 powered "rocket" too - ala RJ's Rockster.

It might also pay to contact Barry Marie via Aussie Guitar Gear Heads forum, he's built a couple of Expresses that I know of, and may have some ideas.

Happy hunting.
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RJ is deep in the woods of Texas right now. I expect him to resurface soon.

I'd suggest you contact him to see what he can get for you. I know he has done several special orders for our Euro-Rocket building friends and has a great working relationship with Edcor.

RJ - Drop by for coffee as soon as you are cleaned up a bit. :lol:
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