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In Reply to: RE: Q: When is Full-Wave not Full-Wave? posted by Triode_Kingdom on October 15, 2016 at 22:11:16:
The H/K Cit. 2 has the requisite copper mass in the rectifier winding and does exhibit low copper losses. Remember, higher AWG needed, but fewer turns.Stu Hegeman called for series wired pairs of "top hat" diodes in the "Duece". In their day, those diodes were about the best available and they were expensive.
We take 1000 or greater PIV for granted, these days. Stuff like that did not exist in 1960.
Eli D.
Edits: 10/15/16
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- RE: Q: When is Full-Wave not Full-Wave? - Eli Duttman 23:46:49 10/15/16 (7)
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- RE: Q: When is Full-Wave not Full-Wave? - FenderLover 00:34:03 10/16/16 (5)
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