Only thing with Q1 and Q2 being coupled together is they are not back to back like they are in the Honey Badger Amplifier. So should I just have Q1 spoon Q2?
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Do this as per photo.
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Hi guys,
I finished apex ax 14, I tried to set BIAS but I don't understand ... the scan on the tester (mV) is stopped at zero ... in spite of rotating potentiometer P1, down and up. I connected the tester to resistance 0R33......
Connect signal gng to power supply 0v.
What is your +/- voltages? Is anything getting hot? Or are all the transistors cold
my voltage is 55-0-55 .... the transistors remain cold ...
I have however connected it "music" signal ... and it works, even if it seems a little distorted ...
Connect signal gng to power supply 0v.
..but should the input (signal) not be short-circuited?
..but should the input (signal) not be short-circuited?
Input shorted, signal gnd to power supply 0v.
For this test inp, signal gnd, all together to 0v
..but should the input (signal) not be short-circuited?
Yes they should be shorted for testing but you also need a wire from signal ground to star ground on the PSU.
Input shorted, signal gnd to power supply 0v.
For this test inp, signal gnd, all together to 0v
... now I try, actually GND input not connected to 0V power supply
What schematic you have follow?
Post here exactly what you done.
.. I confirm, the project I built is that of Prasi ..
https: //www.diyaudio.com/forums/solid-state/164093-100w-ultimate-fidelity-amplifier-post5846902.html
I will go out at that point thimios is the man with much more practice in measuring and analysis.
Prasi's schematic and layout is here: #11462
No no, everyone can help!
I think that he must examine the board for wrong resistors value placed.
You are right thimios, i have seen in mprivitera second pic he has not placed R23- gnd lift, 10 Ohm, or underneath?
But that's not real he couldn#t set up Bias.
Some bad soldering points, maybe?
Measuring B-E Voltages on each Transistor- conducting?
mpriviterarint the schematic and make a notice of every measured point and send it here, only one proposal.
So other members can help more detailed.
Maybe you can start with Q10 measuring C-E Voltage and B-E Voltage.
B-E Voltage should change by moving p1 1k bias trimmpot, is that right, thimios?
But that's not real he couldn#t set up Bias.
Some bad soldering points, maybe?
Measuring B-E Voltages on each Transistor- conducting?
mpriviterarint the schematic and make a notice of every measured point and send it here, only one proposal.
So other members can help more detailed.
Maybe you can start with Q10 measuring C-E Voltage and B-E Voltage.
B-E Voltage should change by moving p1 1k bias trimmpot, is that right, thimios?
Do this as per photo.
what an idea Sir! hats off!
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