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19th October 2009, 01:17 PM
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Location: Indiana
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Single secondary -- dual half wave
To get a split + and - DC, has anyone used a single secondary transformer using 2 rectifiers in a half wave configuration?
(and then fought the ripple?) like -- xformer out > (-) diode1 (+) pos DC (+) diode2 (-) neg DC xformer out > ground work alright? |
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