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I am a little stumped, not sure of grounding with single tap secondary...
I have no idea how the transformer primary is wound but that side has an earth wire as well as the 2 AC connections... The secondary for the HV and the one for the heater are not centre tapped... do I just connect the negative side of the bridge rectifiers to ground?
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