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23rd January 2010, 06:10 PM
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Location: Gainesville, FL
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Memphis 2000 watt blown PS
I have a memphis mojo 2000w amp with blown power supply. Looks like missing rubber supports caused a rectifier to crack and a power supply fet to crack and POOF! A completely burned power supply.
I did the A1266s, one was split in two. I got ~5V to the gates. The amp has been worked on before (mismatched date codes in the ouput section) and I thought it was supposed to have IRF3205s. When I opened it they were all IRF1010E with 22Ohm resistors. Is that the original setup in these amps? My Orion was 22ohm/IRF3205. |
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