Wally wrote:
Trevor Wilson wrote:


Why should someone who elects to take a different approach from what
you advocate *deserve* problems?


**They only deserve problems, AFTER ignoring good, logical, sensible
advice (like listening/examining first).


You haven't answered my question - why do they DESERVE problems?



**My pleasure. I learned about such things many years ago. I serviced
an amplifier whose output transformer had gone belly-up. I took it to
the rewinder. He called me a few days later, uttering many
profanities. It had 15 interleaves and cost a small fortune to
rebuild.


Are these things made by rotating the former and drawing the wire onto it,
or is there some 'arm' thingy that moves around a static former? (I'm trying
to visualise how the sucessive interleaves connect to each other.)



If you want a real challenge, think about how they wind torriods.

--
Nick