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Adding Headphone socket to TV
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BillR wrote: Millions of sets in use today dont have that, and do run with live chassis. It is not an outdated practice at all. I just gave away a 10 year old JVC and that had an isolated chassis as does my new Sony and the two 5 year old small bedroom sets. I'd agree that all the quality makes I've played with have been fully isolated. BTW they all had/have headphone sockets too. Most quality makes do - and also AV connections, so they'd have to have an isolated chassis in practice. How could they run modern electronics without a transformer of some kind? If there were no external connections, you could use a form of auto transformer which is marginally cheaper? -- *The hardness of the butter is proportional to the softness of the bread * Dave Plowman London SW 12 RIP Acorn |
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