In Reply to: Transistor question - picture posted by PeterI on April 1, 2012 at 07:53:25:
Thanks Tim and Ray. The transistors have 60+ VDC on them but i can't determine if they are PNP or NPN. Due to the one-off nature of this amp, there's no schematic. I could desolder them if that helped. Very accessible.It's hard to test properly because it blows fuses, and has overheated a board resistor, which i can replace. The pwr xformer has 2 identical secondaries, very hi quality. Well-designed boards. Built late '70s or early '80s.
Maybe 2N2905a's would do it (I seem to remember using those in an old Hafler 200 repair). 2N3421 (NPN) may also. I don't mind trial and error since i'm not in a hurry but obviously I don't want to damage OP transistors (MJ15003/4s).
There are already big heatsinks on all transistors - I removed for that photo.
Thanks for any further help.
Peter
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- Thanks for input, i think this may help... (pic) - PeterI 04/2/1209:22:03 04/2/12 (2)
- RE: Thanks for input, i think this may help... (pic) - TimFox 14:11:59 04/2/12 (1)
- that's a good idea... - PeterI 14:39:36 04/2/12 (0)