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In Reply to: Help needed: Significant Voltage drop after PS caps posted by banpuku on January 29, 2017 at 09:49:21:
Are you using the DC link caps with the four lead Kelvin connection? If so, make sure you have them connected correctly. That could explain why you are measuring different voltages at the same circuit node. No voltage drop across the first choke suggests no current flowing though it. Other measurements suggest there must be a current draw. Either your choke is shorted or there is a wiring error.
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