RE: Capacitor or transformer coupling?

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Topic - Capacitor or transformer coupling? - Tube Tourist 02:57:52 01/22/12 (47)

Hammond 126C - simple solution - andy evans 01:42:22 03/14/12 (0)

Reliability analysis - Jim Doyle 17:41:34 01/25/12 (16)

Never had any issues with DC - Kloss 12:52:22 01/29/12 (1)

RE: Never had any issues with DC - Donald North 00:23:48 01/30/12 (0)

Chicken Little !!! Heres the reality Jim ................ - drlowmu 10:02:22 01/26/12 (12)

It's very easy to protect against those failures, use fuses /nt - bwb 06:36:46 01/27/12 (6)

Playing chicken: who will pop first, the fuse or the tube? (nt) - Chris O 08:55:28 01/27/12 (5)

the fuse - bwb 11:02:40 01/27/12 (4)

"I have no proof but I am confident " That is the path to happiness, good for you! (nt) - Chris O 06:54:35 01/28/12 (3)

Despite your sarcasm I am confident in my design. - bwb 08:14:33 01/28/12 (2)

Slow blow fuses are not fast enough, fast blow sound like poop in the signal path. (nt) - Chris O 16:20:53 01/29/12 (1)

then you must agree that poop sounds excellent because my system does. /nt - bwb 19:47:59 01/29/12 (0)

RE: Chicken Little !!! Heres the reality Jim ................ - Frihed89 11:16:28 01/26/12 (4)

I answered my own question: The new Craig Uthus 2A3 amp is cap coupled nt - Frihed89 00:27:36 01/27/12 (3)

That a shame ....... - drlowmu 14:04:47 01/27/12 (2)

They come on the market very rarely nt - Frihed89 15:06:21 01/27/12 (1)

Your Fi amp is very very similar, DC, two stage, L-W. - drlowmu 20:28:13 01/27/12 (0)

RE: Reliability analysis........direct coupled - Neff 20:46:18 01/25/12 (0)

RE: Capacitor or transformer coupling? - Thomas Mayer 01:01:42 01/24/12 (0)

Neither - drlowmu 23:48:56 01/22/12 (16)

direct couple - GTCharlie 15:14:05 01/23/12 (3)

Regulated power supply? - Tube Tourist 23:42:39 01/23/12 (2)

RE: Regulated power supply? - drlowmu 09:01:23 01/25/12 (1)

I make my own AC to solve that problem - bwb 11:12:38 01/27/12 (0)

RE: Neither - Tube Tourist 04:06:15 01/23/12 (11)

RE: Neither - Michael Samra 20:52:34 01/23/12 (2)

RE: Neither - Tube Tourist 21:01:20 01/23/12 (1)

RE: Neither - morricab 04:54:42 02/08/12 (0)

RE: Neither - drlowmu 10:31:30 01/23/12 (7)

2 stages High Power SE - Tube Tourist 20:54:46 01/23/12 (6)

RE: 2 stages High Power SE - drlowmu 09:22:37 01/25/12 (5)

RE: 2 stages High Power SE - Tube Tourist 05:39:04 01/26/12 (4)

RE: 2 stages High Power SE - drlowmu 10:14:49 01/26/12 (3)

RE: 2 stages High Power SE - Neff 11:11:11 01/26/12 (2)

RE: 2 stages High Power SE - drlowmu 12:03:51 01/26/12 (1)

RE: Jeff - Neff 12:43:32 01/26/12 (0)

RE: Capacitor or transformer coupling? - Donald North 21:59:05 01/22/12 (5)

RE: Capacitor or transformer coupling? - Donald North 00:23:32 01/23/12 (3)

RE: Capacitor or transformer coupling? - SteveBrown 08:01:57 01/23/12 (0)

My experience - Frihed89 01:21:59 01/23/12 (1)

RE: My experience - Donald North 22:48:02 01/23/12 (0)

or to double c core? nt - Frihed89 22:20:34 01/22/12 (0)

RE: Capacitor or transformer coupling? - jonny- 12:31:13 01/22/12 (0)

RE: Capacitor or transformer coupling? - Stuben 07:32:04 01/22/12 (0)

RE: Capacitor or transformer coupling? - Palustris 07:10:24 01/22/12 (1)

I agree, neither one - bwb 12:45:47 01/22/12 (0)

Have a look at this URL - Frihed89 04:41:53 01/22/12 (0)

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RE: Capacitor or transformer coupling? - Donald North 21:59:05 01/22/12 (5)

RE: Capacitor or transformer coupling? - Donald North 00:23:32 01/23/12 (3)

RE: Capacitor or transformer coupling? - SteveBrown 08:01:57 01/23/12 (0)

My experience - Frihed89 01:21:59 01/23/12 (1)

RE: My experience - Donald North 22:48:02 01/23/12 (0)

or to double c core? nt - Frihed89 22:20:34 01/22/12 (0)

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