I appreciate the advice but I would appreciate it more if things are kept in topic. thank you (nt) - jarthel

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Topic - if tube shunt voltage regulator can't maintain the output voltage, does it mean... - jarthel 14:53:31 12/10/06 (15)

I suspect a fundamantal error in thinking/understanding... - Allen Wright 05:26:55 12/11/06 (3)

Is this useful? (nt) - Allen Wright 07:41:14 12/12/06 (2)

sorry for not replying sooner... - jarthel 14:56:27 12/12/06 (1)

Never sure if some of my writings are ever seen... (nt) - Allen Wright 05:42:03 12/13/06 (0)

Re: if tube shunt voltage regulator can't maintain the output voltage, does it mean... - drlowmu 20:25:24 12/10/06 (5)

I appreciate the advice but I would appreciate it more if things are kept in topic. thank you (nt) - jarthel 17:10:00 12/11/06 (0)

LCLC versus active regulator - mikeyb 06:40:36 12/11/06 (3)

Yeah there IS.............. - drlowmu 07:56:55 12/11/06 (0)

Re: LCLC versus active regulator - fatbottle 06:59:32 12/11/06 (1)

Right! - mikeyb 11:26:30 12/11/06 (0)

Re: if tube shunt voltage regulator can't maintain the output voltage, does it mean... - SomeJoe 16:25:17 12/10/06 (0)

Re: if tube shunt voltage regulator can't maintain the output voltage, does it mean... - fatbottle 15:25:47 12/10/06 (3)

the voltage before the CCS circuit is around 240V. (nt) - jarthel 15:49:08 12/10/06 (2)

Re: the voltage before the CCS circuit is around 240V. (nt) - fatbottle 16:24:52 12/10/06 (1)

slowly goes up and then stabilizes to a voltage ranging from 149 to 153 (varying every second) (nt). - jarthel 16:29:19 12/10/06 (0)

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I appreciate the advice but I would appreciate it more if things are kept in topic. thank you (nt) - jarthel 17:10:00 12/11/06 (0)