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The DX66 takes 4 type C batteries so the supply voltage must be 6V.
I should point out that there is a hum without the headphones but it is less notisable when using the speaker. I became aware of the hum after using headphones. The schematic shows each end of transformer secondary connected to a diode ...a filter cap across it ...and a transistor with a zener diode on the base at the output of the power supply. Can I modify this with something to get rid of the hum? WShoots1 wrote in article ... What Charles said, "author." The "wall wart" was the problem I had with my DX392, so I built a regulated supply. What's the supply voltage for that DX66? Bill, K5BY |
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