First, forgive me for asking this as it may be quite basic, but better safe than sorry...
Can I use a standard 25A Bridge Rectifier without the neg connected?
For example, I only need the positive side of this Dual Rail amp power supply.
The rectifier will have AC connected to both sides, but only have the + and Tranny Centertap as ground. The - of the rectifier would be unused...Am I pushing the limits of the existing rectifier positive side, assuming I am not exceeding volt/amp rating?
I know I can just get two diodes and make the right rectifier, but already have the FWBR and its in the chassis...
Just thought I would check with some "experts"
Can I use a standard 25A Bridge Rectifier without the neg connected?
For example, I only need the positive side of this Dual Rail amp power supply.
The rectifier will have AC connected to both sides, but only have the + and Tranny Centertap as ground. The - of the rectifier would be unused...Am I pushing the limits of the existing rectifier positive side, assuming I am not exceeding volt/amp rating?
I know I can just get two diodes and make the right rectifier, but already have the FWBR and its in the chassis...
Just thought I would check with some "experts"
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