So I'm redoing my high voltage (700/350V MusicMan PS) 100W build. While it works, I've truly never felt comfortable with 710V across the standby switch. I have considered just omitting it, but if i don't I'm pretty sure i'm going to relocate it.
I'm leaning toward the second scheme of breaking it on the cold side facing the screens. Any thoughts?
TM
High Voltage Doubler- Standby Switch
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High Voltage Doubler- Standby Switch
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Re: High Voltage Doubler- Standby Switch
Mike
That is correct you want to break it on the cold side..This is where I have mine and I have no popping issues..
Good Luck!!
Tony
That is correct you want to break it on the cold side..This is where I have mine and I have no popping issues..
Good Luck!!
Tony
" The psychics on my bench is the same as Dumble'"
Re: High Voltage Doubler- Standby Switch
Those scare the hell out of me... If you happen to touch the hot B+ you have now replaced the standby switch as a prime ground connection... ZAPP!!!
If you are unsure about the switch, get a DPST/DPDT and use the two rows in series.
If you are unsure about the switch, get a DPST/DPDT and use the two rows in series.
Re: High Voltage Doubler- Standby Switch
Thanks Tony, the cold side it is. I've also dropped the screens down to 150R as well.talbany wrote:Mike
That is correct you want to break it on the cold side..This is where I have mine and I have no popping issues.
Tony
Mike
Re: High Voltage Doubler- Standby Switch
Just put a 2KV .01 disc cap across the switch
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Re: High Voltage Doubler- Standby Switch
Henry, that's exactly what I've always had across that Carling switch. I guess the pop bothered me more than anything else.heisthl wrote:Just put a 2KV .01 disc cap across the switch
TM