Re: power supply question

Opposite corners of the device is what I'd assume. Here's a diagram
to illustrate it.
http://www.nzart.org.nz/nzart/examinat/amateur%20radio%20study%
20guide/Course%20Files/Power%20Supplies/Bridge.gif

Are you sure that transformer is going to be enough?
You might want to parallel another tranformer to supply more amps.

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@y..., jrp3@h... wrote:
> In getting ready for my new gecko 201's to arrive I need to prepare
a
> power supply.
>
> Here is what I have:
> 28 VAC at 4 amps output supply transformer (~100VA)
> rectron mp-15 400v 15 amp 1 phase bride rectifier
> 10000 microfarad capacitor - computer quality
>
> 28 Vac input * 1.41 = 39.2 VDC output
>
> The tech guy at gecko he gave me the specs on the bridge rectifier
> and cap.
>
> How do I wire the rectifier? It has a AC terminal and a plus
> terminal with two unmarked terminals.
>
> I assume the AC input L1 should go to the AC terminal and the
nuetral
> to obe of the other ones but not sure which. Then pick up the +DC
> output from the plus terminal and the common from the other.
>
> I checked the Rectron website and did not find any wiring diagram.
>
> Any info would be greatly appreciated.
>
> John Price