wiseguy
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Posted: 11:45am 29 Mar 2023 |
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Some good news, I dodged a bullet, the third Aerosharp is the same transformer as the first. the second Aerosharp is not identical just nearly, it measures 210mm across. Aerosharps 1 & 3 measured 220mm across. Heights of all 3 were the same ~ 90mm.
Some pictures below No 1) Production Date 6/4/10
![](uploads/wiseguy/2023-03-29_211817_IMG_6013X.jpg) No 2) Production Date 24/2/11
![](uploads/wiseguy/2023-03-29_211746_IMG_6011X.jpg) No 3) Production Date 15/3/10
![](uploads/wiseguy/2023-03-29_211956_IMG_6018X.jpg)
I was just lucky that 1 and 3 were close together in manuf. dates
All inverters have the exact same model number on their stickers. The only downside is the idling current of unit 3 is ~ 13.5W, unit 1 is ~ 12W. The odd one out with the slightly smaller diameter was the lowest at ~ 9.5W
So I now have ~ 39 electrolytics, 16 Hall effect current sensors, 9 x large C-cores 3 large boxes with BIG heatsinks and crap all over the place - so many circuit boards screws and cables - anyone want some stuff ?
Roger the picture of your Eaglerise Transformer dated 28/3/10 was made 13 days after my number 3 and 9 days before my number 1.
I will post this before I lose it....... |