If the second band is violet it's 2.7M, if it's white it's a 2.9M
These can't be emitter resistors in my book.
What do others think?
These can't be emitter resistors in my book.
What do others think?
it is violet but maybe those wires reduced resistance ? i am not sure other one i only can see gray as first second could be brown or red its hard to see because its burned but one after that i cant really tell, and last is gold
if the white wire is base blue is emitter both of those are connected on blue wire for transistors one for each. so it is for emitter but why that much resistance ?
Look at R6 and R7. Both are connected to the emitters of Q5 and Q6.
Q5 and Q6 are your 2N3055.
At the other side of the resistors, the upper one goes to the output capacitor, the lower one to ground.
Does this match with your amp?
Please read post #12, the resistor is there to support the wire around it, the wire provide low resistance as a emitter resistor.
if i get similar wire and cut it to same length and wrap it around resistor can i get same result ? and if so what should i do
Yes, either you DIY your own emitter resistors (which would be nice) or you replace them with 0.47 Ohm resistors.
if i can use any resistor i will make it, but what i an expect ? will that show right resistance?
Try to make it with the same wire thickness, length and number of turn.
Do measure the 2N3055 again to make absolutely sure there are no shorts between any of the pins and case.
Do measure the 2N3055 again to make absolutely sure there are no shorts between any of the pins and case.