What about the left side? According to your configuration, only 1 side can be used.
Then another unused will be wasted. 30000uF sharing one channel?
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go back to post where I posted pics and info for 2 diode full rectifier
remove both diode bridges and caps from pcb , connect per above info directly with wires
no way that you can use existing pcb for ACA , at least no if you don't know what you're doing (cutting traces and making new traces with wire; tutorial for that is sorta hard to make , without having pcb in hands ...... looking just at pictures is recipe for fookoop)
be creative
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According to your post I need another center tap transformer. I think I can understand from the pictures.
Remove both diode bridges and caps, and connect directly, mean connect the transformer directly to ACA?
why would you need 2 xformers ?!?
you have one , use what you have
if you want dual mono ( as I made), then buy another one
connect bridges and caps directly with wire (according to sch on link I posted previously), without pcb ......... just because you can't use this one
if you
you'll make one big bang , no amplifier
point is - to use what you have , you need to reach bottom (to fully understand) of circuit you need to use (2 diode full rectifier arrangement)
sometimes pure visual Lego/Puzzle approach isn't enough , you must invest some elbow grease
you have one , use what you have
if you want dual mono ( as I made), then buy another one
connect bridges and caps directly with wire (according to sch on link I posted previously), without pcb ......... just because you can't use this one
if you
you'll make one big bang , no amplifier
point is - to use what you have , you need to reach bottom (to fully understand) of circuit you need to use (2 diode full rectifier arrangement)
sometimes pure visual Lego/Puzzle approach isn't enough , you must invest some elbow grease
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Ok i think i get what you mean. Just remove the parts from the pcb n reconnect it with wires so that i can use back all the 4 caps.
Oh yes. I understand now but doing this am i using only 100va from the transformer? Will this be enough?
from picture , center tap connection is buried under plastic tape and whatnot
two diode full wave rectifier is engaging all 3 wires from secondary
result - you're using entire potential of xformer
remember - playing with mains voltage is lethal
better stay competent in own field , having someone else doing other field work .....
remember that best part of building anything is actually learning new things .
learn , then do
OK will have a closer look. The transformer is in my office, will check it on Monday and post the picture too.
I saw 2 wires joined together. Here what I do. I use meter to check the continunity test. Each blue wire only beep with 1 black wire. I think there's no shorting at all. Therefore, now can I use this for my power supply?
Zen Mod, what do you think? I guess this is easier for me to take every parts out from the pcb and reconnect it with wire.
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