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In Reply to: RH amp problem solved posted by DAK on December 11, 2014 at 17:43:07:
So, you blocked DC voltage to the anodes? But, didn't that show in your voltage readings? I thought they were ok?
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- I put them from the B+ tap to the film cap supply, and then I wired it to the anodes. - FenderLover 18:01:30 12/11/14 (5)
- RE: I put them from the B+ tap to the film cap supply, and then I wired it to the anodes. - DAK 19:32:15 12/11/14 (1)
- The signal was being bypassed. - Ralph 09:58:55 12/12/14 (0)
- No, he had a cap on the plate, blocking the AC from developing - Chip647 19:27:06 12/11/14 (1)
- RE: No, he had a cap on the plate, blocking the AC from developing - DAK 19:50:28 12/11/14 (0)
- That's right. He said the DC voltage readings were ok. - morinix 18:38:50 12/11/14 (0)
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