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Bob, the only beef I have with those is that it's a day-long task to fish the fuse out of there, and the fuses are an oddball size.Bob Latino wrote:Implementing an IEC connector to an original type Dynaco chassis is not as easy as it looks. A standard IEC connector is set into the inside of the chassis by 3/4 of an inch or more. If you try to place the IEC connector where the line cord cutout is on an original Dynaco type chassis, the 3 electrical tabs on the IEC connector will bang into the bottom plate of the power transformer since the power transformer is "sunk" into the chassis at that point. One solution is to remove the fuse post and put in its place a combination IEC connector and fuse box combo. This type of arrangement is seen on many Chinese amps. See photo below ..
Bob
Roy wrote:https://www.conrad.nl/nl/schaffner-fn-9260-4-06-netfilter-met-iec-connector-met-zekering-250-vac-4-a-1-mh-1-stuks-398692.html would something like this with a built in mains filter serve much of a useful purpose, with the huge main powersupply transformer of an st-120..?
deepee99 wrote:
Bob, the only beef I have with those is that it's a day-long task to fish the fuse out of there, and the fuses are an oddball size.
