tomb
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A 1A slo-blo would probably do the trick. With a raw transformer, it's a good idea to use the fuse on the board. The fuse on the line side will protect the primary, but there's nothing to protect the secondaries unless you use the fuse on the board.
Originally Posted by smegger /img/forum/go_quote.gif was thinking that about the parallel, school physics coming back to me! i think ill give the wire up a go tomorrow. and give the thing a listen. Would i need to fuse the board or will the fuse in the power supply be enough? any idea what fuse i would need? cheers tomb |
A 1A slo-blo would probably do the trick. With a raw transformer, it's a good idea to use the fuse on the board. The fuse on the line side will protect the primary, but there's nothing to protect the secondaries unless you use the fuse on the board.