If it's a good price, then buy it.
Don't worry too much, because as already said, the output voltage depends also on the transformer's load. You can download this here PSUD2
, type in the data of the transformer, set up a load and see how it behaves.
And if you want to gain a few 0.1 volts back, use schottky diodes to rectify.
Best regards,
Matthias
PS:
In general you have every time the possibility -- while the heatsinks stay at the same temperature, inrease voltage and lower amperage, or vice versa. This you could use if you have speakers of lower impedance, say 4Ohms or lower. Or to make a bridget amp. See as a example EUVL's F5x and his design considerations.
Don't worry too much, because as already said, the output voltage depends also on the transformer's load. You can download this here PSUD2
, type in the data of the transformer, set up a load and see how it behaves.
And if you want to gain a few 0.1 volts back, use schottky diodes to rectify.
Best regards,
Matthias
PS:
In general you have every time the possibility -- while the heatsinks stay at the same temperature, inrease voltage and lower amperage, or vice versa. This you could use if you have speakers of lower impedance, say 4Ohms or lower. Or to make a bridget amp. See as a example EUVL's F5x and his design considerations.
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