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SSE power transformer question
When you have exactly 440 B+ with tube rectifier and a 370-0-370 transformer, what can you expect your B+ to be with 375-0-375 transformer and same tube rectifier? What about solid state which I haven't tried with the 370-0-370?
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440*375/370=445.9459
At most a 1.35% increase in voltage. And at most a 1.35% increase in power dissipation. (tube = constant current load) This also assumes that the different transformers have equivalent source resistance. Solid state Will raise the B+. Be careful you do not exceed the filter cap voltage rating or the current supply capability of the transformer. Tube rectifiers offer a free "soft start" function that SS diodes don't. :) |
Thank you. I don't have the new tranny yet so I couldn't put the meter on it. This will help with my estimations. Edcor is great, but slow.
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