I understand that a fixed resistor around the pot is used so that if the pot fails...

Posted by jeffreybehr (A) on September 19, 2006 at 23:44:13

In Reply to: Bias Potentiometer resistance path posted by Satelliteman on September 19, 2006 at 22:21:53:

...the bias Voltage is not interrupted, meaning stopped, meaning sometimes the tube blows.

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Topic - Bias Potentiometer resistance path - Satelliteman 22:21:53 09/19/06 (11)

Re: Bias Potentiometer resistance path - Legendre 04:39:51 09/20/06 (6)

Re: Bias Potentiometer resistance path - Satelliteman 13:04:52 09/20/06 (5)

Re: Bias range limiting - Ralph 14:44:13 09/20/06 (4)

Re: Bias range limiting - tubevibb 05:10:29 09/21/06 (2)

Notes on fixed bias operation - Legendre 07:12:56 09/21/06 (1)

Re: Notes on fixed bias operation - tubevibb 08:21:52 09/21/06 (0)

Re: Bias range limiting - Satelliteman 15:13:36 09/20/06 (0)

Re: Bias Potentiometer resistance path - tubevibb 03:57:23 09/20/06 (0)

I understand that a fixed resistor around the pot is used so that if the pot fails... - jeffreybehr 23:44:13 09/19/06 (2)

Re:If the pot fails, the amp shuts down in failsafe mode. - Ralph 09:20:11 09/22/06 (0)

Re: I understand that a fixed resistor around the pot is used so that if the pot fails... - Satelliteman 00:34:55 09/20/06 (0)

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I understand that a fixed resistor around the pot is used so that if the pot fails... - jeffreybehr 23:44:13 09/19/06 (2)

Re:If the pot fails, the amp shuts down in failsafe mode. - Ralph 09:20:11 09/22/06 (0)

Re: I understand that a fixed resistor around the pot is used so that if the pot fails... - Satelliteman 00:34:55 09/20/06 (0)

I understand that a fixed resistor around the pot is used so that if the pot fails...

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