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Hi Sayzer,Originally Posted by sayzer
Probably depends upon how you measure it. If you use an a/c voltmeter then it is calibrated in RMS and gives accurate results. If he is using a D/C voltmeter and a diode, then he is seeing peak voltage - diode drop, and will see an inaccurately high value.
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