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In Reply to: Re: Jon Risch AC Power Line Filter/Surge Question posted by Jon Risch on June 22, 2000 at 16:18:45:
Excellent. Thanks for the info. I think it is clear enough
that I'm confident enough to give it a go. I will tap off on
the upstream connection of the inductors for the amp, and then
give the amp circuit its own C4 and V2. I am surprised, however,
that with this configuration, the line level components don't
need to be loaded with the light bulb as they do when a separate
filter is used for them (since the filter connection to the amp is
hooked up in parallel, so they don't see the load of the amp). But
my confusion is probably linked to the fact that I don't understand
what that load accomplishes, or how important it really is...I will definitely use the circuit breaker, but won't have a power
switch (why would I turn it off?).Thanks again,
Jim
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