Originally Posted by
Guy Smiley
Thank you Martin and compared to me you are the expert. Now I understand , what's going on, a little better.
Basic electronics in college has been about 30 years ago, I'm 50 now, so I have to brush-up on the E=IR and the rest. Only rule I go by right now is to mind polarities and so far it kept me from blowing anything up.
Load capacities are a different story though. I'm quite limited with what I've acquired from my dump dives of disabled computer printers and power supplies plus an old 20A transciever PS (I'll work on this later as the higher AMP rating scares me).
Don't forget to add a fuse or 2 on the secondary DC or AC side.
It might save a bit of smoke and surprises, or a fire!
Good quality screw connections are preferable to spade lugs.
Have you ever seen how hot a loose spade lug can get?
Super X3. 3600rpm. Sheridan 6"x24" Lathe + more. Three ways to fix things: The right way, the other way, and maybe your way, which is possibly a faster wrong way.