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In Reply to: RE: Most likely it is that first 50H choke. posted by calsaint on February 21, 2017 at 09:08:34:
For a "quick fix", you could insert an additional filter stage, CR after the rectifier and before L1. This way use the R to drop voltage instead of making L1 act as choke input.C could be, say, 47uF, that way by the time L1 sees anything the ripple will be quite low already.
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- RE: Most likely it is that first 50H choke. - maxhifi 11:07:56 02/21/17 (2)
- As for the transformer and the 5u4g it's what I had around from an old build. - FenderLover 19:15:22 02/21/17 (1)
- RE: As for the transformer and the 5u4g it's what I had around from an old build. - calsaint 17:16:27 02/22/17 (0)
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