Probably a dumb question, but...
When looking at the schematic for a Quad II power amplifier, there are three secondaries on the mains transformer:
310 - 0 - 310
2 x 5V
2 x 6.3V CT
As the 6.3V is CT, does this actually mean each individual wire from this point is actually 3.15V?
Diagram here: www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/6722/quadiicir.html
Many thanks,
- John
When looking at the schematic for a Quad II power amplifier, there are three secondaries on the mains transformer:
310 - 0 - 310
2 x 5V
2 x 6.3V CT
As the 6.3V is CT, does this actually mean each individual wire from this point is actually 3.15V?
Diagram here: www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/6722/quadiicir.html
Many thanks,
- John
johnm said:Probably a dumb question, but...
When looking at the schematic for a Quad II power amplifier, there are three secondaries on the mains transformer:
310 - 0 - 310
2 x 5V
2 x 6.3V CT
As the 6.3V is CT, does this actually mean each individual wire from this point is actually 3.15V?
Diagram here: www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/6722/quadiicir.html
Many thanks,
- John
There are two 6.3V windings one for the heaters and the other 6v3 is switched out to the control unit. The CT is just a common line.
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