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>>Prospective users may note that there is a lot of spin rotation for the voltage adjustment screw wherein no response is registered, but eventually a response will register, the DC out can be peaked, turning further again drops the voltage to a static plateau.

thanks for reporting your experience. For the record, the amount of adjustment of the DC out voltage relates to the amount of AC voltage headroom. As you don't have enough input AC voltage the amount of adjustability on the output is limited. when your Hammond transformers arrive and you have more input voltage you'll find that there will be a greater range within which you can adjust the DC output voltage.
Regards
Brian
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