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garrard 40b (sp25) suppression capacitor question
blast from the past....I have the above turntable connected to my hi-fi
system to play old 45s. However, I need to fit a suppression cap across the motor switch, as every time the deck shuts off a loud click/thump is heard through the speakers, something which I fear may damage them at any reasonable volume level. anyone suggest a suitable cap rating? cheers, Ben |
garrard 40b (sp25) suppression capacitor question
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garrard 40b (sp25) suppression capacitor question
Chris Isbell wrote: On 26 Aug 2005 10:43:53 -0700, wrote: blast from the past....I have the above turntable connected to my hi-fi system to play old 45s. However, I need to fit a suppression cap across the motor switch, as every time the deck shuts off a loud click/thump is heard through the speakers, something which I fear may damage them at any reasonable volume level. anyone suggest a suitable cap rating? Maplin part number RG22Y ("Contact suppressor") should meet your needs. -- Chris Isbell Southampton, UK thanks Chris. Ended up using a 10nF cap, deck works like a champ. B. |
garrard 40b (sp25) suppression capacitor question
On 27 Aug 2005 02:49:53 -0700, "b" wrote:
Chris Isbell wrote: On 26 Aug 2005 10:43:53 -0700, wrote: blast from the past....I have the above turntable connected to my hi-fi system to play old 45s. However, I need to fit a suppression cap across the motor switch, as every time the deck shuts off a loud click/thump is heard through the speakers, something which I fear may damage them at any reasonable volume level. anyone suggest a suitable cap rating? Maplin part number RG22Y ("Contact suppressor") should meet your needs. -- Chris Isbell Southampton, UK thanks Chris. Ended up using a 10nF cap, deck works like a champ. I trust you are using a class X (or better) capacitor - which are designed for connection across a mains supply. If not, you must change it for safety reasons. -- Chris Isbell Southampton, UK |
garrard 40b (sp25) suppression capacitor question
Could always add 120 Ohm in series with a 22 to100nF @650VDC cap. Have often
seen this combi as a 240V mains motor switch contacts suppressor. "Chris Isbell" wrote in message ... On 27 Aug 2005 02:49:53 -0700, "b" wrote: Chris Isbell wrote: On 26 Aug 2005 10:43:53 -0700, wrote: blast from the past....I have the above turntable connected to my hi-fi system to play old 45s. However, I need to fit a suppression cap across the motor switch, as every time the deck shuts off a loud click/thump is heard through the speakers, something which I fear may damage them at any reasonable volume level. anyone suggest a suitable cap rating? Maplin part number RG22Y ("Contact suppressor") should meet your needs. -- Chris Isbell Southampton, UK thanks Chris. Ended up using a 10nF cap, deck works like a champ. I trust you are using a class X (or better) capacitor - which are designed for connection across a mains supply. If not, you must change it for safety reasons. -- Chris Isbell Southampton, UK |
garrard 40b (sp25) suppression capacitor question
On Mon, 29 Aug 2005 19:55:45 GMT, "Jim Gregory"
wrote: Could always add 120 Ohm in series with a 22 to100nF @650VDC cap. Have often seen this combi as a 240V mains motor switch contacts suppressor. Just like the contact suppressor I proposed earlier. ;-) -- Chris Isbell Southampton, UK |
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