Hi Does anyone know the value and power of the R811 resistor of this JL 1000/1?
Y yoppi Member Joined 2016 2020-03-10 1:04 am #1 2020-03-10 1:04 am #1 Hi Does anyone know the value and power of the R811 resistor of this JL 1000/1? Attachments 45E55624-DC12-402D-AD64-C4E7B45D84C5.jpg 921.1 KB · Views: 37 ••• More options Share P Perry Babin Member Joined 2003 bcae1.com 2020-03-10 4:03 am #2 2020-03-10 4:03 am #2 It's a 220 0hm 5w in the 1200. It's probably the same in the 1000. The board around the via appears like it may be conductive. Remove any conductive material before replacing the resistor. ••• More options Share Y yoppi Member Joined 2016 2020-03-10 4:22 pm #3 2020-03-10 4:22 pm #3 Perry Babin said: It's a 220 0hm 5w in the 1200. It's probably the same in the 1000. The board around the via appears like it may be conductive. Remove any conductive material before replacing the resistor. Click to expand... Thanks PERRY ••• More options Share Show hidden low quality content Status This old topic is closed. If you want to reopen this topic, contact a moderator using the "Report Post" button. Share: Facebook Twitter Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Share Link
P Perry Babin Member Joined 2003 bcae1.com 2020-03-10 4:03 am #2 2020-03-10 4:03 am #2 It's a 220 0hm 5w in the 1200. It's probably the same in the 1000. The board around the via appears like it may be conductive. Remove any conductive material before replacing the resistor. ••• More options Share Y yoppi Member Joined 2016 2020-03-10 4:22 pm #3 2020-03-10 4:22 pm #3 Perry Babin said: It's a 220 0hm 5w in the 1200. It's probably the same in the 1000. The board around the via appears like it may be conductive. Remove any conductive material before replacing the resistor. Click to expand... Thanks PERRY ••• More options Share Show hidden low quality content Status This old topic is closed. If you want to reopen this topic, contact a moderator using the "Report Post" button.
It's a 220 0hm 5w in the 1200. It's probably the same in the 1000. The board around the via appears like it may be conductive. Remove any conductive material before replacing the resistor.
Y yoppi Member Joined 2016 2020-03-10 4:22 pm #3 2020-03-10 4:22 pm #3 Perry Babin said: It's a 220 0hm 5w in the 1200. It's probably the same in the 1000. The board around the via appears like it may be conductive. Remove any conductive material before replacing the resistor. Click to expand... Thanks PERRY ••• More options Share
Perry Babin said: It's a 220 0hm 5w in the 1200. It's probably the same in the 1000. The board around the via appears like it may be conductive. Remove any conductive material before replacing the resistor. Click to expand... Thanks PERRY
