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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? Hmm... Possibly a capacitor across the output might help. Or even replacing the existing capacitor. It may have derated with age or, because there's a zener involved that may keep the ripple down, even opened. Any corroboration from others? G Bill, K5BY |
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