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Fred,
I have done what you're speaking of on one of my L4B's. The original supply is not the best design and does create some noteworthy heat. I used a Dahl transformer with a full-wave rectifier. I also use Zener-derived bias voltages. The thing runs cooler and should last a long time. I didn't care to up-grade the cooling in the amp itself, so the power levels are about the same, maybe a just a bit more. On the other hand, my second L4B still is running just fine after re-building the diode boards and changing to bias over to Zeners. The bleeder resistor doesn't smell anymore, either. As far as who might do the work for you, I can't offer you a source. Fred Cameron wrote: Has anyone ever replaced the transformer in the power supply with a heaver transformer? If so, who could I contact to do that for me? What would be the advantages? Thanks! Fred WA4PAV |