21-06-2021, 06:25 AM
Hi Rob.
OK so you have realised your mistake, like I pointed out the issue is of course the HT would then be on the speaker terminals and possibly on the speaker framework and magnet depending if its connected to one of the speaker terminals. The problem here to me is the shock hazard, its DC at perhaps 250 to 300 volts DC can with some people cause you to latch on and not throw you off which is more likely on AC.
The advice I give to novices is check check and check again everything you do.
So my question is. What damage do you think it may have done? Hopefully no one will prompt you I just would like you to work this one out
OK so you have realised your mistake, like I pointed out the issue is of course the HT would then be on the speaker terminals and possibly on the speaker framework and magnet depending if its connected to one of the speaker terminals. The problem here to me is the shock hazard, its DC at perhaps 250 to 300 volts DC can with some people cause you to latch on and not throw you off which is more likely on AC.
The advice I give to novices is check check and check again everything you do.
So my question is. What damage do you think it may have done? Hopefully no one will prompt you I just would like you to work this one out
