This gives me an effective ground plane prototype.
now I could have used a ground plane
anyway
transistors are just random scrap, but shows to be convenient for moving around
resistors are very scratched from pulling in and out
but doesn't matter since I measure every time I move them
board could have been bigger though
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Yep, that's one of the potential effects of the Kmultiplier. For a simple circuit like yours it makes sense. Other people's experiences may vary.
Naf, add a 10u-100uF cap across the output and see what happens. If that changes nothing, measure Vbc and Vbe for each transistor, and voltage across R2. Maybe you could post a picture in case there is a layout/routing mistake.
Naf, add a 10u-100uF cap across the output and see what happens. If that changes nothing, measure Vbc and Vbe for each transistor, and voltage across R2. Maybe you could post a picture in case there is a layout/routing mistake.
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