About the repair of imported lanterns. Encyclopedia of radio electronics and electrical engineering
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When repairing imported lanterns powered by a ~ 220 V network and a 6 V battery, the LDS converters fail. Repairing and rewinding them, the following diagram came out below (see figure).
The wire is used of the applied diameter according to the burnt sample.
Author: V.E. Borokha
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