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Join Date: Apr 2009
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Hi
In the near future I'm building an external PSU for my DIY TT. I'ts going to be the geddon clone type, and it will be feeding 3 motors (type Rega, Airpax, Philips etc.) Now I have disected my old Citation Twenty Four power amp, and found a massive toroid with absolutely no info on it. It has 3 wires in (220V alt. 240V) and 10 wires out. As shown in the picture, I just hoocked everything up, plugged it in, and measured all the different output voltages. It would seem I have the whole range from appr. 9V to appr. 101V. Question: Can I just go ahead and build the Geddon clone, and take the voltage most apropriate to feed my motors?? Secondly, can I tap other voltages i would need for other "thingies" from the same toroid? Please explain as to a complete newbie ![]() Steen |
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Join Date: Apr 2009
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No one who can help a novice? I had hoped this would be rather straightforward. The beast weighs 4,5 Kg, so I would think that there is power a plenty.
Steen |
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