DIY IF Transformers make them yourself (Part 1 of 2)

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  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024

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  • @johnwest7993
    @johnwest7993 2 года назад +7

    Thank you. This is perfect. An elderly friend passed away and left me a number of things, including a gallon jug FULL of IF/preselector/impedance matching transformers from large to tiny. This will help me get maximum use out of them.

  • @Forensic1Man
    @Forensic1Man 9 месяцев назад

    Your work is genius and brilliant! With completeness, you have added much information to help us all to restore old radios and get the IF transformers working again. Thank you so much for helping us in the restoration business. In particular I liked how you (1) indicated that SMD capacitors can be used to replace bad components, (2) found and modified a toy with rotary shafts and then add the turn down screw to hold all in place when winding, and finally (3), providing your wire-winding values. It is really a most useful video! Thanks so much!

  • @baghdadiabdellatif1581
    @baghdadiabdellatif1581 Год назад +2

    Excellent work and wonderful Arabic writing

  • @LGCGROUPSERVICE
    @LGCGROUPSERVICE Год назад +3

    I've been looking for such a video for a long time. This is exactly what I was looking for. Detailed example of how to make your own IF cans. Thank you very much for this video, great work. I like the winding machine!!!!

    • @daleburrell6273
      @daleburrell6273 Год назад

      ...well, "if ya LOVE IT so much- then why don't ya MARRY IT?!"

    • @afaifeem
      @afaifeem  Год назад +1

      Thanks and there are details hopefully coming on part2

  • @maxiellevillegas1388
    @maxiellevillegas1388 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you brother.. Salute from the Philippines!!

  • @PosthumanKindergarten
    @PosthumanKindergarten Год назад +1

    you're very crafty, skilled, and frugal... kudos
    me and a friend are interested in making IF transformers from scratch, i have a bunch of hi-f ferrites from old TVs and similar things, i'll keep an eye on your channel

  • @roberthorseman7432
    @roberthorseman7432 Год назад

    Very good I like the bread board radio at the end well done 👍👍.

  • @gfr2023
    @gfr2023 2 года назад +1

    cool !!! in older magazines there are lots of projects with those transformer but here in europe they are nearly impossible to find, only some "new old stock" that sometimes came out in e-commerce sites.

  • @وجهةنظر-ر4ج
    @وجهةنظر-ر4ج Год назад +1

    🙂 Good retourne pack ... Ben. i love Ham Radio ...

  • @henrysanchez8803
    @henrysanchez8803 2 года назад

    Hello! Ben, congratulations friend, I like radio frequency circuits, good idea to share your knowledge, thank you very much.

    • @afaifeem
      @afaifeem  2 года назад +1

      Me too, coming is more in this playlist.

  • @PiyalWickramarathna
    @PiyalWickramarathna Месяц назад

    Thanks a lot sir ,,please give us about FM IF transfomers details ,its very valueble,,thanks

  • @dalehudson8993
    @dalehudson8993 Год назад

    I have been making running transformer"s for a very long time"s which I also get it off older electronic"s bord"s liked old TV part"s old radio"s stuff liked this

  • @flamqs
    @flamqs Год назад

    حقيقة انا ... مهتم بهذا الجانب من موضوعاتك. شكراً.

  • @achuthavarier6179
    @achuthavarier6179 Год назад

    congratulations. A fine job.

  • @vintagetransistorRadio.Radio.h

    Thanks for sharing ❤

  • @Repairing_Engineer
    @Repairing_Engineer Год назад +1

    عمل جيد استمر

  • @AL-Mosammem-Neymar-Quran
    @AL-Mosammem-Neymar-Quran 2 года назад +1

    ابداع ماشاء الله

  • @EasyOne
    @EasyOne Год назад

    nice

  • @ovi_4
    @ovi_4 5 месяцев назад

    Good ideas Thank you. However, regarding the small caps inside the transformer. I wouldn.t actually bother fitting them inside anymore. It is more trouble than help. I always put them on the PCB next to the transformer. This way they can be tested and replaced when needed ! Having the caps inside is a real pain. Just imagine having to change one of those inside require you to completely de-solder the transformer, disassemble it and under the magnifying glass install another and everything is so small you could break some winding ends in the process and you wouldn't even notice it and even worst, because you have to de-solder and re-solder back the transformer chances are, you could end up with broken (lifted) PCB tracks etc. No, is way too much trouble!

  • @vintagetransistorRadio.Radio.h

    Nyc .
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    Sound .
    Music

  • @VietNam.2024
    @VietNam.2024 Год назад

    Radio thời bóng bán dẫn.. dễ sửa và thay thế khi hỏng...

  • @MGY_1912
    @MGY_1912 2 месяца назад

    Are all the windings on each ift the same

  • @matthiasmartin1975
    @matthiasmartin1975 2 месяца назад

    I Did not know that IF-Transformers could not be bought anymore, but indeed found nothing on Digikey and Mouser. What dark times we are living in.

    • @afaifeem
      @afaifeem  2 месяца назад

      Yea, very dark.

  • @myradiocollection3921
    @myradiocollection3921 2 года назад

    Super

  • @akepatinagaraju8564
    @akepatinagaraju8564 Год назад +1

    👍👍👍👍👍

  • @NsndoBrasil
    @NsndoBrasil Год назад

    Friend, this coil I'm asking is the coil of Antenna L3 of the Sanyo M9830K radio, this coil was open all of its wire and it doesn't have that capacitor at the bottom can you give an idea of the number of turns of wire for me to wind it again?

  • @eppe8755
    @eppe8755 Год назад

    Hello, what about green,, brown, orange coils?

  • @retroatx
    @retroatx 8 месяцев назад

    Was part 2 ever completed?

  • @martincaldera386
    @martincaldera386 Год назад

    Hello, Do you know type and values of the encased capacitors that those IF trasformers have?. Thanks in advance.

    • @afaifeem
      @afaifeem  Год назад +2

      Some of them are 40 pf or 45, 180 and 170 pf it depends on coil inductance according to the purpose in circuit IFT is used for but for the radios I documented most of their patterns along with coils information in a note, so I think may be I will need to upload the information in that note. Use SMD capacitors instead of those encased caps, they are more stable and more accurate.

  • @hunk6019
    @hunk6019 Год назад

    Great job , can I wind the same of those to work as MW band RF transformer , can you help me with that ?

    • @afaifeem
      @afaifeem  Год назад

      Part2 of this workshop will answer your request, not only that but will explain how to make any IFT for any purpose, at any setup and/or any frequency:
      ruclips.net/video/mUIpXdqEhgg/видео.html

    • @hunk6019
      @hunk6019 Год назад

      @@afaifeem I watched it , not what I am seeking , RF transformer is used as an output transformer in RF amplifier , it's tuned with a tuning capacitor .

    • @afaifeem
      @afaifeem  Год назад

      @@hunk6019 The video I am meant is still not uploaded yet. It is part 2.

    • @hunk6019
      @hunk6019 Год назад

      @@afaifeem I am waiting

  • @beatlesadeye4912
    @beatlesadeye4912 Год назад

    I have national Panasonic pocket radio rf 9.mw oscillator coil is dead. I'm trying to rewind it with new wire Primary/secondary.after completion mw responding clearly full scale, but different wave bands receiving. I guess wire gauge changed. Can you suggest? The coil in the metal case is the micro size.

    • @afaifeem
      @afaifeem  Год назад

      Yes, full video about this showing more than 20 vintage oscillators samples. Hopefully will be uploaded soon.

    • @beatlesadeye4912
      @beatlesadeye4912 Год назад

      @@afaifeem thanks for the reply. Looking forward for your reply.

  • @faridnadirov5472
    @faridnadirov5472 Год назад

    Assalam Aleykum! Does part 2 available?

    • @afaifeem
      @afaifeem  Год назад +1

      Sure

    • @faridnadirov5472
      @faridnadirov5472 Год назад

      @@afaifeem I am building the superhet like you build, and would like to know how to make yellow, white and grey coils. The red one (am oscillator) is already built. I would be grateful if you could share the part of the video. Shukran!

  • @MsFakoff
    @MsFakoff 2 года назад

    is it possible to overheat ferrite?

  • @shabirbaloch651
    @shabirbaloch651 Год назад

    How to make national 1007 pocket radio three ifts winding & pf number

    • @afaifeem
      @afaifeem  Год назад

      There are videos coming soon how create them for an radio.

  • @Anshukumaraman
    @Anshukumaraman Год назад

    Kaise milega please bataeye sir

  • @UpcomingJedi
    @UpcomingJedi 7 месяцев назад

    Why make them instead of buying them to keep the demand alive so they keep manufacturing them? Or it will be like trying to buy if coils for say...a Hallicrafters s38 line of radios. Theyre not made anymore. Whatevers left in some old codgers barn or toolshed as NOS is all we have left. Nobody makes basketweave coils at all for decades either.

  • @Anshukumaraman
    @Anshukumaraman Год назад

    Sir mujhe chahiye i.f.t condenser redio k liye

  • @CoderBittu
    @CoderBittu Год назад

    Brother I don't have those parts for IFT. I have some inductor chokes instead. Can those inductor ferrite cores be used to design IFT?

    • @afaifeem
      @afaifeem  Год назад

      Yes, but you need to increase the round. Do ur own calculations.

    • @afaifeem
      @afaifeem  Год назад

      Yes, but you need to increase the round. Do ur own calculations.

    • @afaifeem
      @afaifeem  Год назад

      Yes, but you need to increase the round. Do ur own calculations.

    • @CoderBittu
      @CoderBittu Год назад

      Thanks for the replies! I am a radio enthusiast so can you kindly upload a video on how the Local Oscillator works in a Superhet radio?

    • @afaifeem
      @afaifeem  Год назад

      Yea

  • @kxj-xy2fy
    @kxj-xy2fy Год назад

    2:36 أنت تكتب باللغة العربية

  • @جابرشريف-ك7س
    @جابرشريف-ك7س 2 года назад

    ارجو التواصل معي عبر الاميل

  • @y_x2
    @y_x2 5 месяцев назад

    Infos are missing on the design so your video is pretty useless...

    • @afaifeem
      @afaifeem  5 месяцев назад

      For u at least.