My 50-Watters are quiet, thus the power indicator light I spoke of
earlier, and that in spite of less-than-ideal storage and
temperature extremes as I moved around over the years. I had one
that was extremely noisy, but I took the cover off and found the
reason and cured it. It's been a long time ago, but it wasn't
anything hard to fix, maybe tightening a screw or two.
Bob
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--- In [email protected], Edward Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi Dave,
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> I have an American Flyer 175 watt transformer that I am using to
power my DCC layout at the present time. It has a low hum that is
easily tolerable. However, when I tried to use the same AF 350 watt
transformer ( I think it was an 18B ) that you spoke about, I heard
the very same loud hum. It was too disturbing to use. I do wish
there was a way to get rid of that hum.
>
> Ed Davis
> Stockton, Ca
> Dave Heine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On my last layout I used an AF 350 watt transformer (actually two
175 watt
> transformers in one enclosure) to power several DCC boosters. The
only
> thing about this set of transformers is that they have a loud hum.
>
> Dave Heine
> Easton, PA
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