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In Reply to: Kit1 Anode Voltage posted by RhythMick on October 4, 2007 at 05:21:09:
Just a few words as I have to run.
517V is way too high for the anode. The B+ power supply should only be putting out 435V +/-. You'll want to check your power transformer connections first before looking elsewhere. You can email or call Brian Smith for help. (click on "HOME" at top of Audio Note Kits Forum page)
Also you should have test speakers or 8 ohm dummy loads connected to the speaker terminals whenever the kit1 is powered up with tubes installed.
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- RE: Kit1 Anode Voltage - Frank E 10/4/0709:10:56 10/4/07 (8)
- RE: Kit1 Anode Voltage - RhythMick 02:51:37 10/5/07 (7)
- RE: Kit1 Anode Voltage - RhythMick 13:19:59 10/8/07 (0)
- RE: Kit1 Anode Voltage - limono 18:07:06 10/5/07 (1)
- Also consider choke input PSU (nt) - limono 18:16:44 10/5/07 (0)
- RE: Kit1 Anode Voltage - Frank E 13:10:17 10/5/07 (3)
- RE: Kit1 Anode Voltage - RhythMick 03:19:51 10/9/07 (2)
- RE: Kit1 Anode Voltage - Frank E 22:06:45 10/11/07 (1)
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