RE: George Wright always put his PS chokes in the return leg

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In Reply to: George Wright always put his PS chokes in the return leg posted by JJ Triode on April 24, 2015 at 11:38:51:

That is common in transmitters where the voltage is several kV, but any choke should be able to handle 300-400V in an audio amp without insulation breakdown. I agree, it filters equally as well either way.

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