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I recently got a high voltage transformer that I'm going to use to build a
HV power supply for some future homebrew tube amps. I'm curious if I'll need a high voltage voltmeter? I'm new to the high voltage world and so need some guidance or 'tips' in building HV circuits. I have already consulted the ARRL Handbook for all of the safety precautions, so I'm not so much looking for that sort of information, as I am practical tips in putting together the circuit and having some sort of meter to use in order to check various voltages throughout the circuit & on the output. If I do need a voltmeter capable of measuring kV level voltages, what brands/models should I be looking for? If not, what equipment will I need? Thanks, Jason KB5URQ |
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