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![]() "Unrevealed Source" wrote in message ... The part of the schematic that I didn't post does indeed show 117 volts as the expected input. So one final question, and then I think I've got it. I've gone online and found a few sources for what should be a compatible transformer. 270-0-270, plus 5V and a 6.3V. I also looked up the current draw of a 5U4 and found that I need at least 3A across the filmanent, so I'll be sure to buy one that is appropriate. But about that 270V - do I need to take into account any kind of voltage drop across the plate? Obviously the schematic is showing resulting voltages, not transformer output voltages as I originally though. So is 270 the right spec? The 5U4 has about a 50V drop across the plate. That 50V drop is figured into the resulting DC output voltage, once filtered. (DC filtered voltage = AC voltage (of one half of the transformer at any peak) x 1.414) |
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