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Old 09-23-2013, 05:11 PM
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Actually, you should fix it, with the selenium's in place. Turn it on, measure the current used by the set as it goes through the rectifiers, and measure the voltage drop across the rectifiers, and get your resistor using ohm's law (whoever that was) and then when you replace them with the diode/resistor pair, you can match the exact voltage drop across the rectifier with the new thingie. Instead of guessing, or going by what someone else says worked on his set, which is a different one than yours.... Just my thinkin' You can even put a cap across it if'n you want some AC leakage...
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