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Old 10-02-2019, 12:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Electronic M View Post
Got a beater Walkman/CD/mp3 player? Got an isolation transformer to power the radio and some lousy AC powered audio source with a line out jack? Got an audio signal generator? Audio is audio.

There is a small chance you could fry any source device by touching it to high voltage...use something you don't care about or a test generator designed to take some abuse, or be extra careful in how you go about connecting it (dc blocking caps are not a bad idea).
I have an old portable battery powered tape player, but that's about it.

Also I tested the B+ voltage coming off of Pin 7 of the 35W4 rectifier tube and C2 (which is the first section of the power supply filter cap can), and according to the schematic it should measure 120v and I got about 130v, does that indicate anything problematic?
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