If I remember correctly, they are auto-selecting the input voltage
windings for the linear supply. This was to make it possible to work
on both 120 and 240 volts without manually setting an input switch.
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SuperQ
SuperQ'
There are some relays, you hear them clicking over during a reboot for
example. There's also the front knob degauss cycle which sounds like a
short vibration.
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radish
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It is the Transporter elves inside tossing the digital files in a relay
line.
Sometimes they get raucous and make too much noise.
Send an email to their manager, Terry Pratchet, he can quiet them down.
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tomjtx
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dennis55;294609 Wrote:
> getting on great with the new Transporter but what is whirring
> /switching inside the box...it sounds like a relay switching over.i
> didn't realise that there were any moving parts inside really not
> tempted to open the box up yet!.
> waiting on Progressive's Ver 7
True, sometimes I get annoyed by the strange sounds than come from
within...
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GuyDebord
Verity Audio Tamino X2 wired with v/d Hul Inspiration, REL Strata5.
AMPS: Pathos Classic One MKIII's in mono config. ANALOGUE: Clearaudio
Ambient CMB, Satisfy Carbon & Lyra Helikon SL, Nagra VPS phono pre
getting on great with the new Transporter but what is whirring
/switching inside the box...it sounds like a relay switching over.i
didn't realise that there were any moving parts inside really not
tempted to open the box up yet!.
waiting on Progressive's Ver 7 to upgrade the Qnap 109 Pro.
che
