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>Hello dear friend, your circuit is very very easy but I am sure you don`t
>have the same voltage and current in the output...check it and tell me.
>In the diodes you have losses of current and voltage.
>If in the input you have 12V in the output you will have less than 11
>volts.
>In my project, the current and voltage they are same in the input and in
>the output.
>
>73 de Jose Maria CX3VB
Of course you are right Jose Maria!....and in the diagram I sent one has to
use rectifiers that can handle the requested current for the load....
An other way is to mount a heavy rectfier after the equipment fuse to the
other (minus-)line. At wrong connection that rectifier blows-up the fuse,
this will be the most simple way.
Vy 73 Tinus PA2WIV@PI8CDR
e-mail alias at: amsat.org / qsl.net
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