No. This is a job for a bucking transformer

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Topic - Using a CL inrush current limiter to lower B+ - DAK 09:42:12 08/29/17 (15)

RE: Using a CL inrush current limiter to lower B+ - Eli Duttman 07:01:08 08/30/17 (5)

I have already tried the cLC and hybrid options - DAK 09:31:08 08/30/17 (4)

RE: I have already tried the cLC and hybrid options - Eli Duttman 14:55:20 08/30/17 (3)

Just to be sure.... - DAK 15:22:56 08/30/17 (2)

RE: Just to be sure.... - Eli Duttman 16:18:27 08/30/17 (1)

Ok, gotcha, thanx! nt - DAK 17:31:29 08/30/17 (0)

RE: Using a CL inrush current limiter to lower B+ - Tre' 15:45:12 08/29/17 (5)

What he said... - Triode_Kingdom 21:03:55 08/29/17 (0)

My AC must be more than 118 - DAK 20:47:46 08/29/17 (3)

RE: My AC must be more than 118 - Triode_Kingdom 21:09:17 08/29/17 (2)

i am not using any dropping resistors in the B+ - DAK 23:04:42 08/29/17 (1)

RE: i am not using any dropping resistors in the B+ - Triode_Kingdom 06:34:01 08/30/17 (0)

RE: Using a CL inrush current limiter to lower B+ - DAK 11:06:58 08/29/17 (0)

No. This is a job for a bucking transformer - Ralph 10:23:11 08/29/17 (0)

RE: Using a CL inrush current limiter to lower B+ - Caucasian Blackplate 10:00:06 08/29/17 (0)

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No. This is a job for a bucking transformer - Ralph 10:23:11 08/29/17 (0)

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