08-13-2025, 11:47 AM
Yes the left of R28 is the Positive Rectified Voltage. That is, this is the Diode's Cathode (Negative), and the Anode (Positive) is the one connected to the plug. The rule for the diode symbol is, The Triangle is A, the Bar is K. The confusion comes from the fact that the rectified Positive Voltage always comes from the Diode's Negative (K). On most diodes "K" is marked with a bar.
You might need to increase the R28 value if using a diode (like 1N4007) to compensate for what used to be the SR losses.
BTW, I am also formerly from West Milford (Hewitt, to be exact and worked at Upper Greenwood Lake). That was my first place in NJ that I went to live to.
Still have a friend in there.
You might need to increase the R28 value if using a diode (like 1N4007) to compensate for what used to be the SR losses.
BTW, I am also formerly from West Milford (Hewitt, to be exact and worked at Upper Greenwood Lake). That was my first place in NJ that I went to live to.
Still have a friend in there.
People who do not drink, do not smoke, do not eat red meat will one day feel really stupid lying there and dying from nothing.
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