RE: well, that's interesting ..

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In Reply to: well, that's interesting .. posted by Thom on October 29, 2014 at 18:03:34:

I have no idea what is going on in your case, since I can neither examine nor measure anything. I honestly do not know if what I quoted is applicable in your case.

I posted it because it sounds like it *might* be related to the switching noise of those devices, or really, the current pulse they generate when polarity reverses.

I think the only way you're going to find out is by either trying other rectifier components there, or by looking for those pulses with a scope.

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Topic - replaced diodes/caps in power supply? - Thom 06:07:10 10/25/14 (8)

RE: replaced diodes/caps in power supply? - Sherwood Forest 14:32:39 10/29/14 (2)

well, that's interesting .. - Thom 18:03:34 10/29/14 (1)

RE: well, that's interesting .. - Sherwood Forest 10:48:09 10/31/14 (0)

RE: replaced diodes/caps in power supply? - Chip647 06:25:05 10/25/14 (4)

RE: replaced diodes/caps in power supply? - Thom 18:55:49 10/26/14 (0)

RE: replaced diodes/caps in power supply? - Thom 14:44:34 10/25/14 (2)

Radial-lead film caps - JJ Triode 11:17:35 10/26/14 (1)

RE: Radial-lead film caps - Thom 18:53:22 10/26/14 (0)

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RE: well, that's interesting .. - Sherwood Forest 10:48:09 10/31/14 (0)

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