tman
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Re: AMP TECH HELP TO CREATE MORE "SAG"
Im just looking to reduce some stiffness in my power supply.Weber got back to me and he gave me this response on the WVW Copper Module with opitional sag. After looking up the schematic of the Peavey 100W Windsor, it shows that it uses a Bridge rectifier, not a Full wave rectifier, so you would have to use a WBR. But what I suggest is to place a resistor in series with the output of your existing Bridge rectifier as shown below:
The WBR Copper Cap Module is a Bridge rectifier with a dropping resistor in series with the output to produce the desired sag, so you would be doing the same thing by doing the mod below. and save your self the price of the WBR.
Remember this resister will get hot during operation, so take care where you mount it. So he is saying instead of buying the copper module to just add a 25 watt resistor in line after the bridge rectifier.
Im just looking to reduce some stiffness in my power supply.Weber got back to me and he gave me this response on the WVW Copper Module with opitional sag. After looking up the schematic of the Peavey 100W Windsor, it shows that it uses a Bridge rectifier, not a Full wave rectifier, so you would have to use a WBR. But what I suggest is to place a resistor in series with the output of your existing Bridge rectifier as shown below:
The WBR Copper Cap Module is a Bridge rectifier with a dropping resistor in series with the output to produce the desired sag, so you would be doing the same thing by doing the mod below. and save your self the price of the WBR.
Remember this resister will get hot during operation, so take care where you mount it. So he is saying instead of buying the copper module to just add a 25 watt resistor in line after the bridge rectifier.
