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Hi All,
I'm assuming the lift sw (when open) causes the "ground" to float some (thus the name "Lift"), and/or decouple a (possible) DC component in the signal?
Can anyone explain what's really going on here, e.g. attempting to eliminate ground loops, and when / why it would be needed ?
- excerpt from a Jensen-Transformer.com https://jensen-transformers.com schematic.
thanks!
- Howard in Florida
I'm assuming the lift sw (when open) causes the "ground" to float some (thus the name "Lift"), and/or decouple a (possible) DC component in the signal?
Can anyone explain what's really going on here, e.g. attempting to eliminate ground loops, and when / why it would be needed ?
- excerpt from a Jensen-Transformer.com https://jensen-transformers.com schematic.
thanks!
- Howard in Florida
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