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In Reply to: Hi Al, I ran across this post on DIY about a year ago. posted by jea48 on January 11, 2008 at 07:49:23:
The capacitors are there to provide the low impedance path for the AC current, and the diodes are there to protect the capacitors from reverse-bias in case of an overload. One could specify larger current capacity diodes. Rectifiers are cheap.
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- There should not be significant heat from the diodes. - Al Sekela 15:08:38 01/11/08 (0)