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26th April 2005, 09:30 PM
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Just try it with 1R+100nf. Parallel carbon resistors (2 or 3 watts) instead of using 10W resistors, which are probably wirewound and not recommend here. Two paralleled 2.2R/3W resistors should be more than enough for a bridge/parallel (BPA200) amp. |
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