500W PA amplifier with Limiter

hi apex sir,
this is testing purpose with wired.
my apex vu meter.
pls help, check my last posts.
 

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beginner´s advice

hi apex sir pls help,
tef is working,
i adjust the 10k pot to 2vdc with 10r/10w resistor in rail.
below 2vdc cant adjust because 10k pot is minimum clockwise, if i turn to anticlockwise dc v is increasing, so how can i decrease dcv ? pls reply to this.

the bias transistor is bd681 not mje340.
in the image shows mje340.

Is there other resistor in series with that 10k pot? If there is try to put another with lower resistance but be careful-do it with all safety mesures. I am just a beginner and that was something i would do if i was in your place. Safety first so you don´t lose any transistors.
 
hi apex sir pls help,
tef is working,
i adjust the 10k pot to 2vdc with 10r/10w resistor in rail.
below 2vdc cant adjust because 10k pot is minimum clockwise, if i turn to anticlockwise dc v is increasing, so how can i decrease dcv ? pls reply to this.

the bias transistor is bd681 not mje340.
in the image shows mje340.

Replace 15k resistor with 10k in bias circuit (from colector to base of BD681)
 
hi apex sir, thanks for the reply.
now i can adjust .5v to up.
i supplied 45dcv with 2pair output.
i adjust 1dcv for bias with 10 ohm resistor instead fuse. heatsink is getting little hot after 10 minutes.
can u tell me what is the bias voltage for 8pairs output.
 
hi apex sir,
if i remove these resistors and zeners ,and provide supply from protect board 15vdc, is it works? any other parts to replace?
because the voltage is changing morning and evening time, (in my home and my shop.)
so no need to change ic resistor r23 and r24.
 

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