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In Reply to: RE: I did not accuse you of being hyperbolic in your love of capacitance posted by Tweaker456 on June 8, 2017 at 20:14:19:
But consider also that as you add capacitance, the impedance between the hot and neutral AC line at 60Hz, the mains frequency, will go down in direct proportion. I don't know what bad things might happen as Z gets extremely low, but it might be something you want to consider. For example, the Z of your 10uF capacitor at 60Hz is (only) 265 ohms. And of course, you REALLY don't want to use large value caps between hot and ground or neutral and ground, as I think you know.
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- Of course, I am in no position to say that more capacitance does not sound better - Lew 18:55:36 06/10/17 (2)
- RE: Of course, I am in no position to say that more capacitance does not sound better - Tweaker456 09:27:18 06/11/17 (1)
- I've avoided taking a hostile approach to your pig-headedness - Lew 10:14:05 06/11/17 (0)
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