Hello fellas i was hoping to neutralize my finals,(sounds kinda personal) really though how is this usually done? As i just purchased new 12yb7a driver and matched pair 6146w Sylvania / ECG-Philips.The rig is a Kenwood TS-520 
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How can I Neutralize my Finals?
- Thread starter novakor
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1. Get the manual. If you've never done this job before, ESPECIALLY get the manual. Should be available on line somewhere.
2. Be careful. 6146s will have somewhere around 800 volts on the plates when operating.
3. Be sure to use non-metallic tools where the manual (see #1) calls for them.
2. Be careful. 6146s will have somewhere around 800 volts on the plates when operating.
3. Be sure to use non-metallic tools where the manual (see #1) calls for them.
Did you find the service manual for the TS520?
Did you replace the 6146bs?
Go to this site and download the manuals you need.
http://www.kg6haf.com/kenwood.html
CDX1143
KE7KPB
Did you replace the 6146bs?
Go to this site and download the manuals you need.
http://www.kg6haf.com/kenwood.html
CDX1143
KE7KPB
It REALLY helps if you have an oscilloscope BTW.Makes it much easier to see the feed through power that you are trying to minimize.
Hey thanks for all your replys.It's sound easy enough but........ I dont have an oscilloscope or an RF voltmeter.........so i will do it old school by using my yaesu for a reciever and adjust for mimimal "s" meter reading.
73 Stu
73 Stu
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