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RE: heavy duty power amp switch

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In Reply to: RE: heavy duty power amp switch posted by geezerrocket on October 12, 2009 at 08:59:16

I think I would build a soft start circuit for it for the extra capacitance. Perhaps something similar to that in a Dynaco C-100. Although the Hafler does have a built in in-rush limiter, I'd check the specifications on it. You may not need the switch you think you need at all.

Edits: 10/12/09

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RE: heavy duty power amp switch - jkwinn 12:27:24 10/13/09 (2)
Dear Rocket, I use a heavy duty 30amp switch from the "home"-stores. It has a green body and is a double throw switch that I wire in parallel since I need only a single throw. That's 60 amps of capable switching. I believe that should help your situation. JKwinn
- RE: heavy duty power amp switch - jkwinn 12:39:40 10/13/09 (1)
  Correction: I meant double "pole" instead of "throw." JKwinn
  - RE: heavy duty power amp switch - Ron Oehlert 00:04:56 10/14/09 (0)
    FWIW, Notice tne Edit function at bottom of your own posting (scroll down).
    
    Edits: 10/14/09

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