Put Switch on the primary with fuse protection on primary & secondary.

The reason is that a transformer will still consume some power - iron
loses - when left connected to the supply.
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Roy Hopkins

rdhopkins@ihug.co.nz

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> I'm about to put together anothe 5V power supply. You know the drill:
> diodes, 2200s, 7805, .1, .33 caps.  But, I'm going to put a switch on this
> one.  Should it be on the supply side (OK, that won't work) but should it
be
> on the input side, or on the output side?  Thanks guys,
> Colin



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