"Pszemol" writes:

"Ricky from trailerparkboys" rplpefkipe@kpo[fg,net wrote in message ...
Without experience you should`nt touch the powersupply, ESPECIALLY WHEN
PLUGGED IN could be 120 volts AC(ALTERNATING CURRENT) coming out
(DANGEROUS).

Relax tiger... I know what the high voltages are, I worked with TV sets already.
There you have much more things to worry about than some stinking 120V ;-)

Of course keep in mind that a self respecting switcher will have 300 VDC
in it somewhere.

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