Re: [TCML] RE: Terry Filter Problem

[bartb <bartb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Scott,

Looks like the NST outputs are making their way to ground bypassing 
mov's and RC circuit. See all those little copper pads on the solder 
side of the board? Anything between RC and MOV's need to be removed. 
These pads are a problem. Even all those pads around the main ground 
terminal. Might want to turn it upside down and run it with the lights 
off. One thing about these filters, they do need good isolation. Also, 
once carbon forms, the problem gets worse.

Take care,
Bart

Scott wrote:
> Hey again, here's the pictures promised by my first post.
>
> Here's the top view:
> http://img377.imageshack.us/img377/852/p3220559fa0.jpg
>
> Here's a view from the side
> http://img369.imageshack.us/img369/3734/p3220562vt9.jpg
>
> A view from the bottom, wire outlines in colors. MOV's are black, Capacitors
> are red (remember , I only have 5)  And resistors are in blue.  Trouble area
> is marked by a gray box.
> http://img369.imageshack.us/img369/2564/p3220564jw6.jpg
>
> Here a view as the two strings go to the ground:
> http://img239.imageshack.us/img239/9262/p3220569vf7.jpg
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