It will have zero effect in parallel, if it does there's something seriously wrong with your mains!Quote:
Originally Posted by Billericay Dickie
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It will have zero effect in parallel, if it does there's something seriously wrong with your mains!Quote:
Originally Posted by Billericay Dickie
It is in series!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Billericay Dickie
It does both, current draw in the stator coils is driven by the applied voltage. Lowering the voltage drives less current in the coils and the magnetic field shrinks becoming weaker thus torque is reduced in the rotor.
^ Thanks for this info, so long since I thought about 301 / 401 rumble cures. :(
Currently thinking about High voltage negligable currents to do with Stax Ear-Speaker energizers and the alternatives.
Anyone got any broken or non functional Stax Accessories or head-sets FS?
Good clean properly adjusted and correctly lubricated bearings (all of them), a good round idler wheel (no flat spots) and a nice healthy motor, to start with. Then the best plinth you can afford or make.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billericay Dickie
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For Stax stuff it might be worth contacting Howard Popeck, I'm sure he could point you in the right direction.
Cheers Mike although I hope he may PM me but I think he has had enough of a life time with Stax?
Listen Carefully. :)
Hi there
My dad has a Garrard 401 in the loft, it was refurbished about 15-20 years ago but its been up there for quite some time. I'm not sure if it still works due to the high temperatures in the summer...and lack of use!
Do you happen to know how much these turntables sell for in good condition as I might have a go at restoring it? Do you also know where I could source spare parts?
Thanks
Richard
Anything between £400 - £900, sometimes even a bit more!
Really! thats nice to know:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Homar
Nononono... it's old scrap. Fortunately I specialise in the safe disposal of such and I wouldn't charge a penny. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Homar