Doepfer

no problem Ingo, the question remains: why having a correct fuse types (
0.5mA 250V @ 115V) makes them blow so fast ?? and is it safe to use candy
wrappers :) please advise. thanks again.
happy holidays to all
tomek


On 17/12/05, ilanode <techmeier@web.de> wrote:
>
> Oooops, I was *totally* wrong about the mA. Sorry! Just checked the
> Doepfer HP -> FAQ where you find the following values:
> Old PSU 650mA = 125mA at 230V mains voltage (250mA at 115V)
> PSU 1200mA = 250mA at 230V (500mA at 115V).
> Fuse type: time lag (slow blow), "traege" in German.
>
> Since my "personal adviser" (he's both a trained electrician and a
> sound engineer) recommended me much higher values for my PSUs I'm
> puzzled and out... Stick to the quoted FAQ info, don't ask me
> anything further on PSU-issues, have a nice sunday, don't hold me
> responsible for anything I'm doing or saying... ;)
> Again sorry for misleading. Take care, Ingo
>
>
> --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, tkrakowiak <traktorman@g...>
> wrote:
> >
> > >Isn't it you who bridges blown fuses with conducting candy papers?
> > >Glad to hear that you've changed your approch! :)
> >
> > hehe, but where do you buy a fuse on saturday night ,north of
> 40 ;)?
> >
> >
> > >Don't know how much current your modules draw but since the old
> PSU
> > >supplies 650mA and the PSU2 1200mA you should get fuses which
> > >correspond to the PSU: 0.65A or 1.2A or *slightly* higher.
> Regards,
> > would you say 1.5A is a good option? thanks for your answer.
> > cheers
> > t
> >
> >
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> >
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