Are AVR's output AC?

[Notepad]

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You're right. I'm being paranoid of keeping the voltage at exactly 220v when in fact machines can handle voltages beyond that. So surge protector it is. My Silverstone Essentials has a max of 230v only (given the 10% tolerance, 253v). Gotta get me a PSU that can take the high voltages like yours next time around. Lesson learned, thanks a lot

[mondragon]

AGREE ko kay boss Vino Kid,

i had my bad experience about this, guba ako board tungod wla dayun maregulate sa AVR ang voltage unya baratuhon ra sad ang power supply. naay nagwelding sa amo gawas ato hitaboa, unya nanghunong nah ang nagwelding kalit sad off ako unit, very bad.. nanimahog sunog ang board, bloated nah ang mga capacitors. Very bad.. Mao krn UPS nah amo mga gamit, unya huntkey nah PSU, pwede nah...

[crx]

Bad experience with servo is when the AGC (Automatic Gain Controller) gets busted and everytime you turn-on the AVR it keeps on increasing the voltage till it reaches 290V.

[Vino Kid]

cguro if di jud ka kuntento nga walay AVR imo PC then buy an AVR with a voltage indicator or volt meter invest sa mahal ug pulidon kanang ginama sa mga hapon... hinuun taas jud nag presyo pero at least makita nimo pila ang voltahe anytime... pero before purchase e test sa nimo kung tama ba ang display with regards to your DMM or Multimeter...

kanang mga pakapin nga AVR sa package purchase nga PC may pag walay AVR kay baratohon ra na, sekwati imo PC ana... gamay kay nag transformer sa sulod...

naa koy nakit-an sa TPC more than 20years na iya AVR sus kalig on nga AVR...
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