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Old 14th September 2009, 10:03 PM   #1
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Default Well, That was stupid of me....

OK, I admit it, I'm stupid.
Building the F5 boards I got from CViller, (beautiful boards they are) I installed the ZTX450 and ZTX550s in each others location. I was preoccupied making sure I got them turned the correct direction, I did, then I put them in the wrong locations!!!
Doh! I should have know something was wrong when I got ~24V on the speaker output...... Turning the pots did nothing.....

I have officially confirmed that they are dead. RIP ZTXs.

What are the odds I destroyed something else in the process, and should I order other parts as well? What can/should I check with out trying to desolder the other transistors?

TIA,
Ron

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Old 14th September 2009, 11:27 PM   #2
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It should not have broken anything.

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Old 15th September 2009, 12:39 AM   #3
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Thank you Papa,
I'm sorry I broke my toy.
I"ll try not to do it again!

I suppose it's all part of the learning process. But, I'm having fun and eventually I'll have a wonderful Amp!

Ron
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My point was that reversing those parts should not have
damaged the amp or any of its parts.

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But, I'm having fun and eventually I'll have a wonderful Amp!
That's the spirit!

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P.S. Good to see a fellow Sacramentan here.
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Old 15th September 2009, 01:27 AM   #6
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My point was that reversing those parts should not have
damaged the amp or any of its parts.

Thank you Nelson,

I was afraid of that....
I must have screwed up something else too then...

Back to the soldering iron and copper braid...! If you know what I mean

Thanks for the pep talk Steve!

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