Make sure your transformer is up to it - big caps can mean higher peak
currents and more I^2xR in the windings.
Steve
## I thought the same thing. I used PSUD to see the results with various
values used.
In actual usage, there is no issue.....provided the xfmr is the low Z type,
which most are. The ones that heat up a bit are always the high Z
types..... made for choke input supplies.
Yes, for any decent transformer it's not normally a problem - my comment
was meant as a caution against taking it for granted. I've seen it where
a transformer (not a choke input type) was marginal for the load so
voltage was sagging and someone thought they would add lots more C to
try and prop it up.
As you say, PSUD is your friend.
Steve
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