oh man I don't even notice that lol 20 mega amp! that will really be something no offense is funny lol
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vargasmongo3435
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If one cannot remember
n = nano = 10^-9
u = micro = 10^-6 or more correctly µ (Greek mu)
m = milli = 10^-3
k = kilo = 10^3
M = Mega = 10^6
G = Giga = 10^9
Then print out a copy and paste it onto the edge of your keyboard.
There is no excuse for slovenly use of multipilers.
n = nano = 10^-9
u = micro = 10^-6 or more correctly µ (Greek mu)
m = milli = 10^-3
k = kilo = 10^3
M = Mega = 10^6
G = Giga = 10^9
Then print out a copy and paste it onto the edge of your keyboard.
There is no excuse for slovenly use of multipilers.
I do apologize, I don't have intention of making fun of no one, I also misspell a lot English is my second language.
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vargasmongo3435
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vargasmongo3435
hello shravanth!
Hey I have the same problem a few days ago and I didn't have a clear voice and mids on my amp, check the caps for the correct farads example: 100nF is not the same as 100pF 100nF is a big number compare to 100pF, in my case by human error, I install two 100nF instead of 100pF resulting in no high and mids I mean on the transistor that have the rule of amplifier the signal input, check that your caps my friend. here is a link of what I mean I hope is helpful for you.
Capacitor code calculator
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vargasmongo3435
Hey I have the same problem a few days ago and I didn't have a clear voice and mids on my amp, check the caps for the correct farads example: 100nF is not the same as 100pF 100nF is a big number compare to 100pF, in my case by human error, I install two 100nF instead of 100pF resulting in no high and mids I mean on the transistor that have the rule of amplifier the signal input, check that your caps my friend. here is a link of what I mean I hope is helpful for you.
Capacitor code calculator
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vargasmongo3435
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Ok mister Andrew T! before you say something clever, let the low level experience guys as myself try to help, I know for sure you going to said something because of the high level of experience that you have, just be cool and relax my friend, remember we all learning continuously everyday.😀 I do too.
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vargasmongo3435
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Hi Shravanth,
You have to carefully follow the correct component guide and value of each parts (as attached) in order to get the best result, i build my AX-14 with a perfect result, and i'm sure you miss something that causing unclear voice,I suggest you to relax, take your time and review again and again all component value and transistor pin arientation (actual test and locate Base,Collector&Emmiter if possible) according to schematic and ensure no short and open tracks, as long as you follow specifically all component value i guarantee you will get the best result too.
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