Re: Need 1N4437 bridge rectifier...

Ballendo & Jan,

Sorry for the confusion. Below is quoted my original message.

"Anyone know a source for this item? Mounts with a 1/4" bolt on the
back. Metal case. At 110V ac input, ouput is 90V dc. Probably
about 10 amp rating.

....snip....

Lacking the exact part number I replaced it with one of those plastic
cased rectifiers with 30A rating. Output is around 110V dc. Seems
like the clutch actuating coils are running a little hot, although I
can't say for sure since I never checked them until now."

The original 1N4437 has a 1/4" stud protruding from the back and a
metal case. The new rectifier is square plastic cased with a smaller
than 1/4" mounting hole through the center.

Thanks,

Doug

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@egroups.com, ballendo@y... wrote:
> Jan,
>
> You're right, he did describe the Si. pkg. Then went on to describe
> selenium specs (or so it seemed at the time). I've never put 110
into
> a bridge and only gotten 90V out, should be that times 1.4 thing I
> mentioned in another thread...
>
> >Yes, but he had DESCRIBED the bad rectumfryer as a "little black
> >block with a
> >1/4" hole in the middle". Sounds like a 20-30 A. "bridge" (Si.) to
> >me!
>
> Ballendo
>
> Just goes to show why we need EVERYone on the list :)
>
> P.S. Did ya get yer fonts workin? The "anyway" response suggests NO.
>
> As the king of Siam said to Anna, "IS a puzzlement!"