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In Reply to: nope, it was for bi-wiring posted by Mart on September 22, 2001 at 07:28:30:
>for single wiring we don't have twin Zobels in parallel. So, we >don't split the Zobel in twain. So, half the resistance & double >the capacitance (except the RF disc cap).Ok, Like this for single wire? Just want to make sure.
0----- 4ohm -----+----- 0.94mfd -----+-----0
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+----- 0.01mfd -----+Or...
0-----+----- 4ohm ----- 0.94mfd -----+-----0
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+---------- 0.01 mfd ----------+
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> for single wiring we don't have twin Zobels in parallel. So, we > don't split the Zobel in twain. So, half the resistance & double > the capacitance (except the RF disc cap).Ok, Like this for single wire? Just want to make sure.
0----- 4ohm -----+----- 0.94mfd -----+-----0
| |
+----- 0.01mfd -----+Or...
0-----+----- 4ohm ----- 0.94mfd -----+-----0
| |
+---------- 0.01 mfd ----------+
Yes, you got the idea. However, keep in mind anything between 0.9mfd and 1.0mfd is fine, because 0.94mfd is bitch to find unless you wire two 0.47mfd in parallel.
plotposted by mart on September 22, 2001 at 14:50:13:
Great,
Got my confidence up now. Yeah, I didn't think they made a 0.94mfd cap.
TR
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