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From: Scott Dorsey Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2012 10:28 PM Newsgroups: rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors Subject: Gonset power supply / modulator diagram Take the output of your 6V transformer... put it into a bridge rectifier and then a series electrolytic.... Voila! Very ugly 120 Hz waveform. Yes, I could try that way. If the rectified waveform contains harmonics of 100 Hz (not 120 in my case) it should not be a problem; on the other hand also the the vibrator offers the transformer a waveform rich of harmonics. Anyway I guess I would have to adjust the AC voltage so as to get the specified DC output (about 515V). It will probably be somewhat higher than just 6V. 73 Tony I0JX Rome, Italy |
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