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Thanks Richard, I could buy the "right" parts, but I just happened to have these at hand. Ill buy the right regs next chance I get.
Thanks for your help guys.
Thanks for the reply. My load is going to be about 1.5-1.6 amps, hence the request for a 2A supply to give me some headroom. 5 effects, tuner and a small light globe.
Sorry should have been more specific.
On a side note tho, I just finished hooking the 2 regs together and I get to about...
Im making a 9volt regulated supply for my guitar effects pedals.
Ive got a 12volt transformer thats capable of delivering 2 amp continuous load and Ive got a few 7809 9v 1A regs on hand. Can I parallel 2 of these to give me an available 2A load? Basically just joining the 2 outputs...
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