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9th February 2012
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| Gear interested Joined: Nov 2009
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Thread Starter | Neve V power supply adjustments
I have a Neve PS12103 power supply on my bench which seems to working OK except the +/- 16 voltages aren't equal. When I adjust the trim on the back the rails track each other, but the minus rail is about 1.75v lower than the plus. I see trimpots on the regulator cards, but they have been "lock-tite-ed" up but good. Still and all, I tried to adjust one but I don't see a change in the supply voltage, so I am guessing that they adjust overcurrent... Anyone know anything more about the power supply adjustments? I have schematics, but very little experience with Neve Vs and the manual is not at hand. Thanks Mark Springer industrial arts |
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