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Last edited by darkwind_j; 26th September 2009 at 01:56 AM. |
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What a crock. 1) Coupling caps to the speaker. 2) Use of 2N3055 as Vbe multiplier transistor. 3) 30V-0-30V transformer will only give about 65W into 8Ohm speaker.
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but i seems that its identical to the one at the data sheet of lm4702
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