Never used that transistor.
I’m getting confused on what you need and for what amp? Show a diagram please.
There are MPSA92 and an alternate KSPA92 (with higher Hfe but I can’t find these available)
As well there are KSA992, which replaced 2SA992
Note these are different parts and not interchangeable generally.
And what you linked is none of these I listed above.
I’m getting confused on what you need and for what amp? Show a diagram please.
There are MPSA92 and an alternate KSPA92 (with higher Hfe but I can’t find these available)
As well there are KSA992, which replaced 2SA992
Note these are different parts and not interchangeable generally.
And what you linked is none of these I listed above.
I have attached an alternate schematics FH11 - difference is number of outputs. It shows shows T6, as a MPSA92.
Someone will correct me - but I don't think the KSA992 has enough current capability for that location.
But there are substitutes - You could use 2N5551 for the T1/T2 c1845, you can substitute the MPSA92 for a MJE350 (however different package and pinout)
If you have issues finding some parts - send me a PM, I have most of these in my stash.
Someone will correct me - but I don't think the KSA992 has enough current capability for that location.
But there are substitutes - You could use 2N5551 for the T1/T2 c1845, you can substitute the MPSA92 for a MJE350 (however different package and pinout)
If you have issues finding some parts - send me a PM, I have most of these in my stash.
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Hello jimk04,
those are indeed MPSA92.
I have used RS pro brand components before and never had any issues. I have used some shortforms in the schematic.
A1381-- KSA1381
C3503---KSC3503
C1845---KSC1845
A992-----KSA992
SA92-----MPSA92 ...
some caps are also marked as 101 meaning 100pF, 330p implies 330pF, 104 implies 100nF
those are indeed MPSA92.
I have used RS pro brand components before and never had any issues. I have used some shortforms in the schematic.
A1381-- KSA1381
C3503---KSC3503
C1845---KSC1845
A992-----KSA992
SA92-----MPSA92 ...
some caps are also marked as 101 meaning 100pF, 330p implies 330pF, 104 implies 100nF
APEX AA11 Class A amplifier assembly is complete. Excellent sound. Typical class A. Thanks Prasi for the PCB.
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. Nice workI don't understand why no picture attached
Is it something wrong with diyaudio server?
my question is about faston sleeves post#13750
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heatsink was used temporarily. It doesn't make sense to use it for a long time with this heatsink. we will produce one for you as well.
