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Old December 10th 05, 10:46 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors
Scott Dorsey
 
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Default SS Rectifier conversion volts drop

wrote:
Is the voltage drop across a vacume tube rectifier significantly higher
than a solid state plug in replacement?


Yes, for the most part. But how much depends on the load.

Previous owner of my HX-50
changed over to SS. I am changing out capacitors and just curious.


Measure the supply voltages and compare with the schematic. If they
are all too high, add in a dropping resistor.

Derate all the capacitors anyway, though. They'll last longer before
the next replacement.
--scott
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