jeroddumas Well-known member Joined Jun 19, 2004 Messages 264 Location georgia, USA Feb 8, 2005 #1 I just got my pultec boards and they look fabulous. Can I use 330uf/400v caps in place of the 220uf/350v. I have some of these laying around.
I just got my pultec boards and they look fabulous. Can I use 330uf/400v caps in place of the 220uf/350v. I have some of these laying around.
CJ Well-known member GDIY Supporter Joined Jun 3, 2004 Messages 16,017 Location California Feb 8, 2005 #2 Yes, higher voltage and higher capacitance is better, but not the opposite.
F fazeka Well-known member Joined Jun 3, 2004 Messages 1,188 Location \/\//-\ Feb 9, 2005 #3 What boards are these? Are these for the EQP-1A?
jeroddumas Well-known member Joined Jun 19, 2004 Messages 264 Location georgia, USA Feb 9, 2005 #4 yes the are the gyraf peq-1a.
jeroddumas Well-known member Joined Jun 19, 2004 Messages 264 Location georgia, USA Feb 9, 2005 #5 I've noticed the bleeder thread. what size bleeder resistor should I use on these caps? Would a couple of 220r 3watt resistors work?
I've noticed the bleeder thread. what size bleeder resistor should I use on these caps? Would a couple of 220r 3watt resistors work?
gyraf Well-known member Staff member GDIY Supporter Moderator Joined Jun 4, 2004 Messages 12,233 Location Aarhus, Denmark Feb 9, 2005 #6 NO! Rule number one: Always check with Ohms law..! 220R at 250V will be 1.1 Ampere, 284 Watt. if you need, use some 47K/2W or 100K/1W resistors. Jakob E.
NO! Rule number one: Always check with Ohms law..! 220R at 250V will be 1.1 Ampere, 284 Watt. if you need, use some 47K/2W or 100K/1W resistors. Jakob E.
jeroddumas Well-known member Joined Jun 19, 2004 Messages 264 Location georgia, USA Feb 9, 2005 #7 Thanks Jakob. Will it hurt If i leave these bleeders in place permenantly? Just solder them across the leads of each ca and then leave them there. No loss in performance to the eq right?
Thanks Jakob. Will it hurt If i leave these bleeders in place permenantly? Just solder them across the leads of each ca and then leave them there. No loss in performance to the eq right?
gyraf Well-known member Staff member GDIY Supporter Moderator Joined Jun 4, 2004 Messages 12,233 Location Aarhus, Denmark Feb 9, 2005 #8 Not much loss anyway. Maybe a bit more ripple voltage, as the HT is not stabilized. It will do with a bleeder on the first capacitor - the second one will discharge through this. Jakob E.
Not much loss anyway. Maybe a bit more ripple voltage, as the HT is not stabilized. It will do with a bleeder on the first capacitor - the second one will discharge through this. Jakob E.
jeroddumas Well-known member Joined Jun 19, 2004 Messages 264 Location georgia, USA Feb 9, 2005 #9 Thanks jakob.