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In Reply to: Powering on a PS without a load. . posted by John PA on December 11, 2014 at 11:39:05:
"Fully regulated with two voltage outputs of 560 and 720 volts that are obviously knocked down to the working voltage on the main circuit. "
If they are truly fully regulated then they do not need an external load. They have a load, the regulator is a load.*
I have to point out that it makes no sense (to me) to fully regulate a PS and then "knock down" the voltage. That leaves your circuit operating with a non-regulated PS voltage.
*To me "Fully regulated" means that the voltage will stay constant (within reason) from no load to 2X idle current load.
Tre'
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