On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 clintonr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Or just for fun, you might try this experiment (I've been thinking of trying
> it,
> but noisy transformers are getting pretty rare....) -- thin some white school
> glue a bit and squirt it into the windings under the tape and let it dry. I
> wouldn't use a solvent-based glue since it might dissolve the insulation of
> the
> windings -- OK, electrical-types, is that a valid concern/suggestion?
There used to be available a plastic like coating that came in a spray can
that was used to quieten noisy flyback transformers in monitors and tv's.
You would spray it on the transformer and when dry it formed a solid plastic
covering. I'm sure this stuff is still available via good electronics supply
shops. It's probably safer and more effective than using regular glues.
-mark
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