Choke value question

[Tapsnap]

I found this choke in an old piece of equipment. I have no idea what value it has. It measures 125 ohms when I attach it to my meter. What's the method of calculating the henrys on this thing?

[PRR]

Put the part number in Google!!

http://www.surplussales.com/item/_cpw/25c837416.html

[Tapsnap]

Oh wow, Thanks!
I’ve tried that on other transformers and never had much luck. So it didn’t even occur to me to try. Thanks.
Why is it that the manufacturers of these things almost never stamp the values on the casing? It would save a whole lot of time.

[2deaf]

Put the part number in Google!!

That never works for me.

[66Strat]

I believe that is a Schumacher choke as indicated by the EIA transformer code of 606.

[silverfox]

Put the part number in Google!!

http://www.surplussales.com/item/_cpw/25c837416.html

Almost enough stuff to build a "Death Star".

I'd bookmark the link but they don't have anything in the Thz category yet. However, there's prolly enough to "think" about a Googlebot discombobulatetor.. Really, a 750 watt laser output research bed? Make sure you have the right filter goggles. Thanks for the I don't want to know what your project is page, for the armature physicist.

Edit: Well I did Bookmark the page after after taking a look at the Audio Amplifier page. Downloaded the 25KW power amp specs. Would be interesting to see the schematic.



silverfox.

[shooter]

Almost enough stuff to build a "Death Star".

the site is in Nebraska,  lots of holes in the ground with dangling wires, walla, a building full of surplus for sale