peterso 寫:用海韻英國濾波環牛 la
Peter,
my 300W 海韻英國濾波環牛 broken down 2 weeks ago, and I opened it up and checked, found that the +ve and -ve output from the transformer is shorted (it is supposed to have 100v voltage), so basically the transformer is gone.
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Romrom-100Fun 寫:To every BROTHER who use 240V ---> 100V Transformer
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This is very dangerous I exprience yesterday night!!!
After the Yamaha overload this posted unit, the fuse broken!!
I change to a new fuse and try to switch on, it broken again!!
I check it with my Multi-meter, find that the curcuit was
SHORTED!!
EVERY brother must be careful!!
Raymond Wan 寫:Romrom-100Fun 寫:To every BROTHER who use 240V ---> 100V Transformer
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This is very dangerous I exprience yesterday night!!!
After the Yamaha overload this posted unit, the fuse broken!!
I change to a new fuse and try to switch on, it broken again!!
I check it with my Multi-meter, find that the curcuit was
SHORTED!!
EVERY brother must be careful!!
RomRom
My 600W transformer is still working perfectly for over 5 years usage. It does not have problem for use with my 150W (100V) Victor subwoofer. I also tried it with the Victor HM-DHX2 32W (100V) satisfactorily.
I wonder why yours is having fuse blow-out problem. However, I remember in the past when I plug in the 220V Yamaha DSP A1 (500W), the fuse burn out due to overloaded. Hence, I believe the transformer should have a rating at least double your equipment. Hence, for AV Amp of 400W, you should use 800W transformer for sake of safety on potential peak.
Hence, for my DSP AX-2500 (400W 100V), I use the transformer of 1,500W.
Raymond Wan 寫:Romrom-100Fun 寫:To every BROTHER who use 240V ---> 100V Transformer
=====================================
This is very dangerous I exprience yesterday night!!!
After the Yamaha overload this posted unit, the fuse broken!!
I change to a new fuse and try to switch on, it broken again!!
I check it with my Multi-meter, find that the curcuit was
SHORTED!!
EVERY brother must be careful!!
RomRom
My 600W transformer is still working perfectly for over 5 years usage. It does not have problem for use with my 150W (100V) Victor subwoofer. I also tried it with the Victor HM-DHX2 32W (100V) satisfactorily.
I wonder why yours is having fuse blow-out problem. However, I remember in the past when I plug in the 220V Yamaha DSP A1 (500W), the fuse burn out due to overloaded. Hence, I believe the transformer should have a rating at least double your equipment. Hence, for AV Amp of 400W, you should use 800W transformer for sake of safety on potential peak.
Hence, for my DSP AX-2500 (400W 100V), I use the transformer of 1,500W.
Romrom-100Fun 寫:Raymond Wan 寫:Romrom-100Fun 寫:To every BROTHER who use 240V ---> 100V Transformer
=====================================
This is very dangerous I exprience yesterday night!!!
After the Yamaha overload this posted unit, the fuse broken!!
I change to a new fuse and try to switch on, it broken again!!
I check it with my Multi-meter, find that the curcuit was
SHORTED!!
EVERY brother must be careful!!
RomRom
My 600W transformer is still working perfectly for over 5 years usage. It does not have problem for use with my 150W (100V) Victor subwoofer. I also tried it with the Victor HM-DHX2 32W (100V) satisfactorily.
I wonder why yours is having fuse blow-out problem. However, I remember in the past when I plug in the 220V Yamaha DSP A1 (500W), the fuse burn out due to overloaded. Hence, I believe the transformer should have a rating at least double your equipment. Hence, for AV Amp of 400W, you should use 800W transformer for sake of safety on potential peak.
Hence, for my DSP AX-2500 (400W 100V), I use the transformer of 1,500W.
唔聽書!
---> After the Yamaha overload the transformer
---> I use another fuse
---> It overload again
---> I check it by multi meter
---> It is short curcuit!!!
Be careful !!
Don't use it LA~~~ use the new 1500W MATSUNAGA LA~~~
Cam 寫:peterso 寫:用海韻英國濾波環牛 la
Peter,
my 300W 海韻英國濾波環牛 broken down 2 weeks ago, and I opened it up and checked, found that the +ve and -ve output from the transformer is shorted (it is supposed to have 100v voltage), so basically the transformer is gone.