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7th December 2011, 01:59 AM
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Clean amplifier P8W4R, P4W8R
Clean amplifier P8W4R, P4W8R, P8W2R.
For a clean amplifier power transistors must be exactly as reinforcement in the diagram, the load output of the amplifier must be accurate, the type of transistor BC313/211, BD355/354French or Polish product.P8W4R P4W8R.GIF |
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