Hi all,
I have a Zenith 7-S-558 radio with a bad power transformer and wondering if any body has the high voltage specs for the Zenith transformer 95-705n. I heard the stancor p-6011 could be used but want to be sure (350-0-350 rating). The dastardly 6X5 will be converted to a solid state.

Brandt

The service information on that model, is scattered all over the Zenith section of Riders volume 12. The original transformer rating on the high voltage side is 280-0-280. The transformer you are refering to would shoot the B+ to around 390 volts, using solid state rectification. See if you can locate one a little closer in ratings.

That's the tidbit of info I needed. I thought the voltage might be too high. Will look for that voltage and appreciate the help
Brandt

Found that the Hammond 270DX is a bit stronger than the 60 watt unit originally in the radio. 275-0-275 at a 104ma with a 6.3 at 3 amps, should do the trick and the foot print is about the same except it's a floor mount instead of the encapsulated unit there now.

Found that the Hammond 270DX is a bit stronger than the 60 watt unit originally in the radio. 275-0-275 at a 104ma with a 6.3 at 3 amps, should do the trick and the foot print is about the same except it's a floor mount instead of the encapsulated unit there now.

Sounds like a good match. IIRC, Zenith used both types that year.