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On Aug 17, 11:21 pm, Highland Ham
wrote: ============================================== Don't understand the above. When using a variac starting at zero and gradually increasing the voltage there can't be any appreciable inrush current. I happen to have a 8 Amperes variac and would always use it to 'fire-up' a previously retired oldtimer (boat anchor) I have a rather large junk box with high capacitance value elcos and recently exposed them all to a 'zero to max working voltage' from an adjustable HV PSU. I do that once every 3 years. Frank GM0CSZ / KN6WH Well, mine took out a few SMPS power supplies, and its a pain in the arse to set up, connect meters, gingerly spend time slowly incrementing the voltage - life is too short to stuff around...... Hey, you got time to do Rocket Science, thats fine. Each to his own. Andrew VK3BFA. |
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