So what do you do when you throw out a perfectly good transformers?

K’sArcade — Out of stock
Beg on pinside? — No one is listening or has one.

Wait, why did I throw out a perfectly good transformer? Oh that’s right my friends machine had the bad transformer (That you can still buy) and you tossed the wrong one. Ok what to do? I’ll build one! Ok that’s a bit harder to do but while I am at it I’ll juice it up a bit. Presto an over priced transformer. Ok I built two because I am getting older and who knows when I do that again. Hopefully never!

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Mike,

Well, I didn’t really built it in my garage. It takes allot of machinery to do that. I just spent all the hours over voltage and needs. I guess to clear it up had it built. After all theses things can burn your house down if done wrong. They are very pricey not the mention the weight would be huge for shipping. Finding a company to build you a 1 off good luck. I just happened to work for this company back in my 9th grade days. If I could find the schematics for a transformer for the 1977 evil Knievel/power play I would build them. Theses things are hard to come by.