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    DOEPKE Residual Current Circuit Breaker AUDIO GRADE

    I'm in Singapore. So best to ask your electrician. See the other thread on MCB's. I believe there's some UK diagrams in there.
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    DOEPKE Residual Current Circuit Breaker AUDIO GRADE

    I'm actually as clueless as you, I just did what Doepke recommended I did. I also did ask another forumer who had 3 Gigawatt MCB's installed and he also did connect in series. It's in the other MCB thread.
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    DOEPKE Residual Current Circuit Breaker AUDIO GRADE

    This is what I did to my new home. Haven't actually moved in. And also this diagram is directly from Doepke themselves. Of course, do take note that the input terminals on the Gigawatt is on opposite ends to the Doepke.
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    DOEPKE Residual Current Circuit Breaker AUDIO GRADE

    It can actually handle 3 but only if connected in series.
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    MCB & other Breakers : Not to be ignored when perfecting audio powerlines

    This is what Doepke sent me and is what's taken from the official data sheet. Ideally I would have done what you are suggesting but I'm just not brave enough to directly disregard the advice of the manufacturer. Seems to be quite explicitly stated. No, unfortunately, our clamps may take a...
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    MCB & other Breakers : Not to be ignored when perfecting audio powerlines

    Isn't that what's drawn in my diagram? Haha I'm so clueless when it comes to this stuff so please excuse my ignorance.
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    MCB & other Breakers : Not to be ignored when perfecting audio powerlines

    Are you able to help me draw a diagram to better visualise what you're saying about the neutral rail? That's what Doepke sent me directly. I'm in Singapore. Also I was asked specifically not to connect 3 separate live wires out the DFS2 as it should only be a maximum of 2.
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    MCB & other Breakers : Not to be ignored when perfecting audio powerlines

    Thanks. So what gauge wires has everyone been using? And does the Doepke specify what the maximum gauge it can accept in the terminals? I emailed Doepke to ask but got recommended the following:
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    MCB & other Breakers : Not to be ignored when perfecting audio powerlines

    Hi guys, I asked this in the Doepke RCCB thread but no luck in getting any responses. I shall try asking here. Just got my first home and now finalising my dedicated lines. I've gotten the Doepke DFS2 + 2x Gigawatt G-16A. Am now considering getting another G-16A but not sure if it'll present...
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    DOEPKE Residual Current Circuit Breaker AUDIO GRADE

    Hi guys! Just got my first home and now finalising my dedicated lines. I've gotten the Doepke DFS2 + 2x Gigawatt G-16A. Am now considering getting another G-16A but not sure if it'll present compatibility issues with the DFS2 since it's only got 2 terminals? Has anyone connected 3 MCBs to the DFS2??
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    Taiko Audio Daiza platforms.

    Have you any experience with fo.q footers?
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    Taiko Audio Daiza platforms.

    I just took delivery of a Plixir Elite BAC 3000 pre-conditioner weighing about 40kg. I intend to get a daiza platform for it but want to first replace the stock bFly footers. Would something like the AmCan Isolators (spiked) work well with the Daiza? I also have a set of MIG 2.0 and Tiglon TMX4...
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    Furutech FI-48 NCF Silver Connectors

    Anyone got their hands on the FI-48 (Ag) NCF? Was thinking of reterminating my Furutech S55N from the cheap Rhodium connectors from partsconnexion to either the FI-48 (Ag) NCF or the FI-48 (R) NCF. @DaveC I guess I fall into the category where the $100 difference between the FI-48 and FI-50...

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