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In Reply to: RE: DC on the AC is caused by harmonic distortion. posted by Al Sekela on March 09, 2009 at 14:59:26
Is this a potential DIY project? I'm pretty sure I could build a filter with some good safe plans. BillF
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AC power is dangerous and DIY projects involving AC require complete awareness of the pitfalls. If you have not done this kind of thing before, you would do well to seek out a mentor to look things over before you plug it in.
Yeah, better to buy something like this from a good company. I'm happy enough with the sound I have. I've done quite a bit of house wiring. I know it has to be 'no doubt' right when you mess with lethal power. Since this music system comes under the 'toys' heading I should probably either live with the dirty AC or buy the fix. It doesn't have to be SOTA for my system just filter out most of the worst spikes and DC. Cable filters are one thing, AC circuits are quite another. BillF
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