They simply plug them across the AC line, one lead to hot, one to neutral (nt)

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Topic - How to use Hammond Choke as Power filter? - andy2667 06:04:58 10/21/09 (10)

Thank all for your valuable inputs and advices (N.T) - andy2667 22:55:58 10/25/09 (0)

Be clear on the inductance ratings of the chokes. - Al Sekela 15:10:12 10/22/09 (5)

RE: Be clear on the inductance ratings of the chokes. - andy2667 16:41:45 10/22/09 (4)

I'm not sure where the DC resistance guidelines came from. - Al Sekela 15:32:28 10/23/09 (3)

RE: I'm not sure where the DC resistance guidelines came from. - andy2667 16:25:37 10/23/09 (2)

Some starting points... - Al Sekela 15:04:09 10/24/09 (1)

RE: Some starting points... - andy2667 22:53:46 10/25/09 (0)

Look up Alan Maher and Al Sekela - bartc 13:47:41 10/21/09 (0)

RE: How to use Hammond Choke as Power filter? - RayBan 09:48:50 10/21/09 (0)

They simply plug them across the AC line, one lead to hot, one to neutral (nt) - Chris O 07:17:03 10/21/09 (0)

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They simply plug them across the AC line, one lead to hot, one to neutral (nt) - Chris O 07:17:03 10/21/09 (0)

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