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In Reply to: Re: Does Hammond choke 193L need break-in? posted by michaelv20850 on April 20, 2007 at 07:25:47:
That is correct...it must be plugged in all the time. The 193L in parallel only draws 64mA on a 120v 60Hz line...that's nothing...the choke is designed for 300mA. The choke will remain ice cold. Just to be clear...I do not recommed this choke for 220v or 240v 50Hz applications. It should still be safe with those voltages, but I haven't had good results. On the other hand I have had excellent results with 120v 50/60Hz applications.You should use a 14ga x 3 power cord. Use the earth ground wire to ground the choke at the chassis mount. It makes a audible difference. Also...keep the power cord as short as possible for best effect....under 3 feet.
Alan
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- Re: Does Hammond choke 193L need break-in? - audionutge@yahoo.com 09:55:31 04/20/07 (5)
- 220v Update - audionutge@yahoo.com 02:24:22 04/22/07 (0)
- is there better way to connect wires other wire nut? - michaelv20850 13:58:57 04/20/07 (2)
- Solder, heat-shrink, tape-wrap. - Al Sekela 17:08:36 04/20/07 (0)
- Re: is there better way to connect wires other wire nut? - audionutge@yahoo.com 15:22:05 04/20/07 (0)
- Re: Does Hammond choke 193L need break-in? - michaelv20850 10:34:50 04/20/07 (0)
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