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RE: A no instrument signal tracing procedure.

Posted by Michael Samra on July 16, 2007 at 01:51:34:
Ron
Thats a good point..When you mentioned the signal tracer in your title it made me get mine back out..Boy what a fun thing that was and its a heathkit tube unit I built back in junior high in 1973.Boy how time flies.
He could also use his meter and check for the .6v turn on base to emitter but then as you say he has to know where the base emitter is and many units didnt have silk screened boards.