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If you right-click on the rectifer area when it is lit up, it should allow you some different choices. Regards, Duncan

I can see a couple of potential issues: 1. The transformer voltage should be the off-load voltage rather than the rated voltage. If you can't find out from the transformer manufacturer, try taking

Hi! I'm new to PSUD and practicing on a model of an existing circuit. For the life of me, I can't get the voltages to agree. All the values seem to be right but the voltages are coming up

I do not understand how to change the default bridge rectifier to a full wave. Trying to get my first PSU designed Roger

Hello Thanks to group members answering my previous Q - adding sections and solved by tapping on a Mac trackpad (!)? Yep, I had no idea. However, and having reviewed the available documentation on

In the corporate world, I suffered with McAfee, Norton, AVG. As a developer, fewer install problems from MalwareBytes using customers, but that could be due to market penetration. MalwareBytes

Not to sound like a shill for Malware Bytes, but I've been using them for years, first the free version and then the paid version It seems to work well and doesn't seem to interfere with my

Thank you for the reply.? For others who might be interested: turning off McAfee to install does work and the program works.? Until McAfee resumes.? Then it kills the program requiring a new

Apologies, I was about to reply but you have summed it up nicely Paul. Yes, for a few years MS throws an error message when installing uncertified software. I'll sort out the Microsoft certification

Duncan may be busy. I done some software support and know the usual questions. What version of Windows? 7, 8, 10, 12? "incompatible" MAY just mean that Duncan has not paid Microsoft to be developer

First post here: since updating my computer, the new download of spud doesn't work.? McAfee blocks it.? Tried on two computers.? On one it says incompatible.? On the other McAfee stops it.? The

Hi, You're going to need to give a bit more information. Did it: * Fail to download - please provide the link you used for the download * Downloaded but failed to install * Installed but failed to

i tried to downloaded psu sofware but it dont works ,can you help me thanks

Hi Jay, Go to the website */g/duncanampspsud ( /g/duncanampspsud )* then down the left side, you will see the files area. Click on that, then click on the link for

I had to change computers and need to download a new copy of the PSU software. I am having trouble figuring out how to find it now. could someone please help me with this? THank you, Jay

Thanks for the reply. I can confirm that Psud2 has full disk access, and returns the errors as in my previous message. Whatever the issue is, it's not about disk access as far as I can tell.

Hi Chris, Something similar came up a couple of years ago, it involves a slight tweak to the MacOS settings. There's an article on it here that shows the exact same problem, and then further down,

Not sure if this is the same issue, but I have not been able to run PSUD2 for months on my Mac, running Ventura 3.1. I am able to download the app, and install with the usual MacOS

as far as i know, all versions of OS X were 64 bit. 32-bit apps are something else – OSX Mojave (10.14.6) was the last macOS that could deal with 32 bit software. all newer macOS are 64 bit

I have version 10.12.6 Sierra on my main Mac but I have High Sierra on another Mac and a later one (?) on my Mac Mini