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#### The above was a joke. IMO ur 100' length [200' loop] of 4 ga wire is WAY too small for a 4x10. 4 ga wire isn't even rated to handle 110 A.....never mind the 4-6 x that current.... every 8.3

Since I prefer single capacitors as a blocker, I always use Draloric or Rosenthal caps, they are available at all kind of capacities and voltages. The are also very nice caps from Russia on the market

060920@...> wrote: circuit similar to the triode and tetrode boards available today would have caused a primary circuit shut down saving the glitch resistors from becoming a smoking pile? ###

So why does the statement I quoted in the Jennings catalog on p.4 about DC operation state otherwise?

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wrote: fixed or variable vacuums caps by Jennings specified for the SAME DC voltage? ### No. ### The point Jennings was making...was IF using a fixed vac cap as as DC BLOCKING cap.... the vac cap will

Hal I don't take everything back. We've been talking residential services here not commercial. The actual current ampacity for 2/0 copper is 190 amps but it is allowed to be fused to 200 for

Subject: RE: [ham_amplifiers] Re: AC Breaker panels... sub panels... Electrical codes, etc. The power company is the other side of the world. I take everything I say back. I'm understanding what you

Size 3/0 AWG wire is the correct guage to use for 200 ampere service, not 2/0 AWG. In any circumstance the wire diameter needs to be sized to the breaker protecting it. In a dead short situation you

we stopped using bulbs years ago LEDs last forever as long as you don't put too much current through them. The blue leds are very bright craxd <craxd@...> wrote: Francis, Yes, I've looked at

All you need to do is add a pair of 200 amp breakers in series with each run and you will be legal. The only 400 amp run needs to be between the 400 amp breaker and the two 200 amp units. Rich & DJ

craxd escribi: At the Jenning's site: http://www.jenningstech.com/technotes/testproc.shtml In this application they work with RF only (3.5 MHz), in 2 coupling units for RF heating purposes; they have

The power company is the other side of the world. I take everything I say back. I'm understanding what you have setup better understood. I had the same thing at my farm. Is the Disconnect on the pole

Well I guess all is not good because the wire running to the house and the wire running to the shed are alum for 200 amp service each. I can see it in the disconnect where it is dual 200amp lines,

Jim, Don't you think that if a properly designed fault detection circuit similar to the triode and tetrode boards available today would have caused a primary circuit shut down saving the glitch

That makes sense, so if the Low burner setting on my old 3-wire GE stove pulls 1A at 120v, there is c. a 1100 ?V potential between the third wire on the frame and gnd.

Francis, Yes, I've looked at theirs and Chicago Miniatures lamps. They have some nice stuff. The reason I want these though is two fold. The lens is really cheap. Buying bulk, the lens itself is about

My perhaps stupid guess is that the capacitor will not be shorted if you check it with an ohmmeter.