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In Reply to: RE: How much current headroom to specify when replacing a power Xfmr posted by Sherwood Forest on October 31, 2014 at 10:44:35:
It is traditional good practice in choke-input supplies to use a bleeder which draws the minimum critical current, often 20% of the total. This prevents the voltage from excess rise at turn-on, or in case a tube dies.
You can skip over drlowmu; he is critiquing the current design and you are just trying to repair it.
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- RE: How much current headroom to specify when replacing a power Xfmr - Paul Joppa 13:12:07 10/31/14 (2)
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- RE: How much current headroom to specify when replacing a power Xfmr - Sherwood Forest 13:34:59 10/31/14 (0)
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