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Re: IIc+ Power Supply mod.

Subject: Re: IIc+ Power Supply mod.
From: bieling@terra.es
Date: 7 Feb 2006 12:20:09 -0800
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Michael,

Yes, I know the transformer is the way to go, but I cannot resist the
idea of "tweaking" inside this power supply to make it go without using
an "ordinary" transformer ... :-)

How much heat does a 140*88/1000==12W "heater" generate ?
Do you think that this will require a massive heat sink ?
(please see my other post in this thread, I believe this dissipated
power figure is correct)

Thanks, Jorge.

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