Transformers and grounds - Page 3

jneutron · 18th February 2004, 01:08 PM

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Originally posted by soundNERD
Sorry, i have aim, not yahoo.

also, i looked at your two sites, didn't find anything.

and i guess i take my "you'll never find a 1000A rectifier" i should have said "i've never seen a 1000A rectifier"

20-0-20 is fine for amps. thats about +-25V after rectification and the caps right? thats PLENTY to run an amp...

-Mike

Strange you couldn't find anything at powerex..

now......you can't say "I've never seen a 1000 A rectifier..

Cheers, John

Thomas · 18th February 2004, 01:10 PM

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Originally posted by soundNERD

IS it safe to have the transformer mounted directly to the aluminum? I know that nothing happens when it is touched.

Quite safe.

I use shrouded crimp terminals for all mains wireing. It is much safer because you can't actualy touch any bare mains. Also, it looks much nicer.

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