F-100 Wrote: > FYI, I flunked out of Circuit 101 in my college years and changed my > major from EE to CS so I'm no expert here :-)QUOTE] > > I can tell! ;) > > You have it wired to +S (sensing) and -OUT, that is not correct! The > "S" lugs are for voltage sensing NOT supply power. To get supply > voltage out for your SB, wires should be on +OUT and -OUT. Although > technically since you did not remove the jumpers between the sensing > and supply lugs it will work, it is just that the power goes across the > jumper than into your soldered-on wire. > > I removed the jumper and ran 4 wires out to the plug. This way the > voltage is sensed right when it goes into the SB and I can set the PSU > to maintain 5V right at the plug. > > p.s. mine did not have a varistor on the transformer as yours does, > you must have a different model. > > EXPERTS: It has been some time since I last studied circuits, what is > the advantage/disadvantage of having a varistor mounted there?
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