[Central-Electronics] CE100V
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Fri Apr 22 22:49:29 EDT 2016
Make sure that it has the correct-size fuse.
Use a "dim bulb" (incandescent lamp in series) to limit current.
This will also give you voltage drop from your 121 volts.
Never leave it powered-up unattended.
Consider replacing the power supply electrolytic capacitors.
I have a lot of tube gear. Most is operating okay. I have had
three pieces of gear that the electrolytics shorted and burned
out something in the power supply. Burning transformer is a
very sad smell.
I upgraded from a Heathkit DX-60 to a CE 10A in the early 1960s.
I remember adjusting the phasing until the carrier was so low
that I could hear signals in my receiver the same as when the CE
10A was in standby.
Mike - AA8K
On 04/22/2016 10:06 PM, Tom Hankins wrote:
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