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I intend to replace the aged PA211 transformer of my PAS-2 dynaco pre-amp with a new one and would like to take the opportunity to mount it on the outside of the rear panel, hopefully to minimize hum and allow more cool air. I have come across some forum threads that a fuse could be put in place at the same time as a safety measure for the circuit. As I'm not good at electronics and circuitry (only capable of soldering and assembling PCB boards), I would appreciate if anyone could walk me through the way to connect the fuse. What kind of fuse and what wattage is required? Is the fuse going to be between the 120V inputs or other outputs? On the other hand, I've replaced the selenium rectifier and the multi cap with a multi cap board that has a fuse. With this fuse in place, is it still necessary to have another fuse for the transformer? Thanks in advance of any advices.
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Topic - Fuse for PAS-2 Transformer Replacement - patknk939 15:52:48 05/09/15 (7)
- RE: Fuse for PAS-2 Transformer Replacement - patknk939 12:43:57 05/12/15 (3)
- I'd say you're good to go - 1973shovel 14:04:01 05/12/15 (2)
- RE: I'd say you're good to go - patknk939 19:02:52 05/12/15 (1)
- If it were me - 1973shovel 04:43:49 05/13/15 (0)
- Without knowing - 1973shovel 09:05:58 05/11/15 (2)
- RE: Without knowing - patknk939 19:52:38 05/11/15 (1)
- RE: "is it still necessary" - 1973shovel 00:50:03 05/12/15 (0)
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