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RE: buzz buzz buzz - I wonder why it does?
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- Subject: RE: buzz buzz buzz - I wonder why it does?
- From: "BUTLER, Tony, FM" <tony.butler@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2002 08:57:05 +0100
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Keith,
I'll
have a look at it again tonight & post the info.
Don't
worry, I'm not using it as the buzzing is too loud.
Tony
-----Original Message----- From:
Keith
Doxey [mailto:lists.diyha@xxxxxxx] Sent: 15 April 2002
18:43 To: ukha_d@xxxxxxxSubject: RE: [ukha_d] buzz
buzz buzz - I wonder why it does?
What
is the power rating ?
Physically how big is it ?
By
the sounds of what you describe it is just an adapter with a Diode in
series
which will not reduce the voltage but give power for 50% of the time. Some
appliances (notable heater type things like Irons) would be OK with this
but
anything with a transformer will complain bitterly as you describe.
WORSE STILL.... the transformer core will become saturated and cease
to
be an inductor, at which point there is nothing to limit the rise of
current
and it can self destruct :-(
You
need to supply more info but until then ....DONT USE
IT.
Keith
www.diyha.co.uk www.kat5.tv
Peeps,
I bought a parasound audio amp
>from
suitable converter (from craplin I think it was) - a two socket cylinder
jobbie, which has a higher power rating than the usual wall wart type
step down transformers I use. Anyway, the amp buzzes rather annoyingly
when plugged in & I don't know if it's the amp or the step down
converter causing the problem. I don't have any other 110v amps to try
with the transformer, though I did use my audiotron & had no
problems
with that. Also, I don't want to try my other transformers with the amp
as they do not have a high enough power rating - also, I think they
might
only support the two identical pin type connectors rather than the one
larger than the other type....
I know it's a bit vague, but any
ideas how I can identify what the problem might
be?
cheers,
Tony
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