jeremy youngs wrote: > gene > this is what jon offers and i am salivating over :) > http://pico-systems.com/osc2.5/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=26 > > i figure if using rectified line voltage it would give about 3 hp out of my > 2.5, with fan to cool it and would only need an isolation transformer for > safety, once i am back in m o this and a mesa card will be my next upgrade > > I would not recommend running these from rectified line voltage. If you put a bridge rectifier and filter capacitor on 120 V AC, you will get 167 V DC. These servo amps were designed to go up to 160 V or so, but have never been tested above 122 V DC. If you can get a transformer with an AC output of 84 to 86 V, that is ideal. Otherwise you might rig a buck transformer to the isolation transformer to reduce the voltage.
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