+1 for good grounding. I had one a with a bad transformer bite me, It shorted to the case. Lesson learned.....
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+1 for good grounding. I had one a with a bad transformer bite me, It shorted to the case. Lesson learned.....
I'm glad to hear you just got a warning. I saw some nasty pics of tissue damage down at the cb shop earlier this year. A shorted plate blocking cap and no safety choke. Got his ass good but he's alive.
Another irritation about fleabay sellers that happen across an item from an "estate sale" that have no idea what they are dealing with yet expect a buyer to pay a LIKE NEW price or better for something that they are ill-prepared to deal with.
357,
Glad it worked out for you!
73's
David
357,
Glad it worked out for you!
73's
David
BJ radionut
Supporting Member and 6m addict
If I sold something that got damaged during shipping like that I would file an insurance claim with the shipping company. I know I would have to refund the buyer his money but I would get mine back as well. Always pay extra for the insurance and pack the item well.
+1. That's about where I run a 3cx1200a7. No good reason to push it hard unless you want to shorten the life of the tube.
Did some maintenance today.
Set the taps from 230v to 240v and replaced the Chinese so239 with 1 made in...Canada?
LOL
The RF out connector is a bit too involved to do right now I tweaked it for a better bite but they are crap connectors.
Set the taps from 230v to 240v and replaced the Chinese so239 with 1 made in...Canada?
LOL
The RF out connector is a bit too involved to do right now I tweaked it for a better bite but they are crap connectors.
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Transformer is holding up fine.
super clean signal from this amp
super clean signal from this amp