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In Reply to: What is a proper coupling cap voltage rating? posted by Russ57 on August 1, 2006 at 14:50:10:
Your coupling caps should be able to handle the no load B+, i.e. the amount of voltage from the power supply with no drop due to current across the various resistances, because until the tubes heat up, the full B+ could reach the caps. So, for example, if you were droping 50v in the ps you would want caps rated higher than 550v probably at least 1.5 times for safety.Chris
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