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18th August 2007, 03:09 AM
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diyAudio Member
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Ground Trafo case
Hello all,
I am using an E-I type transformer for an amp and it is enclosed in a metal case. Should I connect the case to ground or just leave it unconnected? The case I am using is wooden, so it is obviously not grounded. Thanks, Robert S. |
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