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18th December 2011, 05:12 AM
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MTX Thunder 302
I've got this amp which has some wierd offsetted CT voltage and voltage on RCA shields, but before I dig too deeply I need to know what R224 and R324 are as they are burnt open, unreadable, and imeasurable. All I know is they are 1/4w non-flameproof. One side connects to the .1ohm source resistors while the other connects through a cap to non-bridging terminals.
Anybody got a scatmatic? The board is NPA091 Rev C dated 10/5/99. |
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18th December 2011, 06:10 AM
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Location: Louisiana
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They are likely something between 2.2 and 4.7 ohms. Some MTX amps (smaller) used values as low as 1 ohm.
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