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Chris,
I don't know who put the Penn Trans in; it came that way to me. The guy I
bought it from pulled it from a SW so I assumed it was put in back in the
day. I was going to get the BU406D's from Banzai for two bucks a pop.
Thanks for the tip on the chem-wik. And I always need light bulbs...
Matt
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From: Christopher X. Candreva [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 10:28 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: VECTOR: Amplifone repair
On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 [email protected] wrote:
> Perhaps a better way to put it is my desoldering skills. I have, over the
Well, you could start in worse places than a Ampliphone HV board. At least
the traces are all large.
Do you know who did the original work on this unit -- who would have done
the Pen Trans install, or did it come that way ?
The Ampliphone FAQ 1.2 is fairly up to date. The only thing I don't see
added since is replaceing C8, a problem I pulled my hair out over. The
thread with my experience starts at:
http://www.vectorlist.org/Vectorlist/2003/04/0064.html
Also -- whatever source of BU406D's you find -- get 10. They are like fuses.
For testing the HV, all else you need are a good meter, soldering iron and
desoledering wick. I like chem-wik. Neither Mouser or Digi-Key seem to carry
it, I've found it at Hosfelt Electronics (www.hosfelt.com), a surplus
discount house. Among other things, you can get a case of light bulbs for
$5, so it's fairoly easy to pad out an order. (Yes, standard 60 or 100 watt
bulbs :-).
-Chris
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