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In Reply to: Re: why not 1st filter? posted by bean on July 13, 2006 at 23:57:42:
The 1st inductor in a choke I/P filter takes a BEATING. Chokes in such service must be VERY robust, not just big. The part in question is not rated for choke I/P service. CLC duty is definitely safe.Let's see; 2X 300Bs + driver circuitry + 10 KOhm bleeder resistor losses should come in around 200 mA. The choke is rated at over 400 mA. and it was made be WE. There is a risk, but it just might work out.
Eli D.
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- Re: why not 1st filter? - Eli Duttman 04:03:32 07/14/06 (3)
- Re: more like 400mA; 4x300B (stereo PP) - bean 05:20:36 07/14/06 (2)
- Re: more like 400mA; 4x300B (stereo PP) - Dave Cigna 16:16:09 07/14/06 (1)
- Re: more like 400mA; 4x300B (stereo PP) - bean 17:26:17 07/14/06 (0)
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