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In Reply to: Hexfred brige rectifier?? posted by Frank on October 22, 2004 at 14:55:34:
As for the caps, I agree w/ Vinnie, Panny TSHA or TSxx. These are radial type with spikes for terminals. The spikes will fit into a terminal strip and then can be soldered.
If you need axial, check the panny FC, but you may have to use a couple in parallel of the same uf, as I don't think they go as high as 15Kuf
As for the bridge, A FRED would be my last choice, espicially for heaters. Either UF type, or Schottky's over a sand bridge.
If you currently have sand diodes, going to a Schottky or FRED will increase the heater voltage causing a noticeable difference,increasing mids,highs and "air". The increase in heater voltage is due to less forward voltage drop.
Always document the "before" voltages if you decide to change anything.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Hexfred brige rectifier?? - wheezer 22:38:10 10/24/04 (2)
- I think you have this backwards. - Al Sekela 12:23:07 10/25/04 (1)
- Re: I think you're right! (nt) - wheezer 15:47:03 10/26/04 (0)
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