RE: Consequences of an imbalance between the two sides of a 5U4G rectifier

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In Reply to: Consequences of an imbalance between the two sides of a 5U4G rectifier posted by Rick R on July 5, 2008 at 13:39:24:

Personally I would not use a rectifier that measures like that because I have a choice of purchasing a closer balanced tube. Who knows what the voltage difference would be on each 60Hz side without a scope. A choke would clean likely up most or all of the low frequency ripple.

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Topic - Consequences of an imbalance between the two sides of a 5U4G rectifier - Rick R 13:39:24 07/05/08 (4)

RE: Consequences of an imbalance between the two sides of a 5U4G rectifier - R. Mercure 10:15:02 07/06/08 (0)

RE: Consequences of an imbalance between the two sides of a 5U4G rectifier - Neff 07:42:31 07/06/08 (0)

RE: Consequences of an imbalance between the two sides of a 5U4G rectifier - Tom Bavis 15:54:47 07/05/08 (1)

RE: Consequences of an imbalance between the two sides of a 5U4G rectifier - FenderLover 18:01:48 07/05/08 (0)

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