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The Quiz of today???

Ok to not make this is a really long story I built separate channel for left right buffer gain each completely separate from each other. (6j5 trans output for a dac) So I was checking b+ and current and the one side was around 25 volts higher than the other and the current was higher on the lower B+ side (which makes sense) So I checked caps, dampers, chokes etc etc etc.

So it turned out to be the filament trans I used on the 6j5 where 269ex hammonds which I had and they have b+ voltage which I left idle. How could this cause a voltage drop in the circuit like this???

Thanks Tom

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Topic - The Quiz of today??? - TomWh 13:09:35 09/16/14 (5)
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