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Old 02-05-2015, 09:59 AM
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But will the chassis work ok without the bleeder--assuming that is all that it is?

IF it is a simple bleeder ressitor(which I THINK it is)--will the HV regulate and run ok without it there? I KNOW...the bleed off of the HV will be lost...but is that ALL that would happen? I KNOW on a projo set you do NOT want to leave the bleeder out--for fear of burning a tube--but on a DV--I do not think that would matter.
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