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Old 12-15-2012, 10:46 AM
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Replacing Selenium Rectifiers

After reading the following article I'm a little confused as to how to wire in my silicon diode, here's a link to the article,

http://www.w3hwj.com/index_files/RBSelenium2.pdf

It states "The AC wire is the one that had been connected to the unmarked or minus (-) terminal of
the selenium device. Now connect it to the unmarked side of the silicon diode. Connect the (+)
terminal of the first filter capacitor to the free
end of the resistor"

Now, when I check for AC voltages at my Selenium Rectifier it is the + side of the rectifier that has 6.38VAC. and the (-) side that has DC voltage.

It appears to be the opposite of what the article describes.

Any thoughts?
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