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Kenrich eagle 200. Help
- Thread starter Staybolt
- Start date
Staybolt,
I'm pretty sure all of the Kenrich brand of amplifiers are a 2 driving 5 configuration. I have a bad copy of the Eagle 200 schematic that is drawn as a 1 driving 2 with a note that states it is actually a 2 driving 5 configuration. Never had one across my bench though. The bad schematic is very similar to the link below on the Eagle 500. Looks like the power supply is a bit different though(not as many rectifiers, not as many bleeders, etc). You may can get what you need from the link below.
http://www.cbtricks.com/Amp/kenrich/eagle_500/graphics/eagle_500_sch.pdf
I may could try to post a pic of the bad 200 schematic later.
73
David
I'm pretty sure all of the Kenrich brand of amplifiers are a 2 driving 5 configuration. I have a bad copy of the Eagle 200 schematic that is drawn as a 1 driving 2 with a note that states it is actually a 2 driving 5 configuration. Never had one across my bench though. The bad schematic is very similar to the link below on the Eagle 500. Looks like the power supply is a bit different though(not as many rectifiers, not as many bleeders, etc). You may can get what you need from the link below.
http://www.cbtricks.com/Amp/kenrich/eagle_500/graphics/eagle_500_sch.pdf
I may could try to post a pic of the bad 200 schematic later.
73
David
Sometimes later never comes. Thought it best to do it now.
Here you go.
73
David
Here you go.
73
David
Staybolt,
The Eagle 500 schematic shows the rectifiers to be ICC-170's. I believe that is also what the Eagle 200 schematic shows.
I recently restored an Eagle 500 for a friend and used 1N5408 diodes in it. I did have to enlarge the holes through the circuit board with a pin vise drill to allow the larger legs to pass through. The 1N5408's can be had for cheap and was a "no brainer".
The link to the Eagle 500 thread is below. There are quite a few pictures that may/could help you with yours. The Eagle 500 schematic may also be of help as far as the keying circuit, pre-amp etc. They seem to be very similar.
https://www.worldwidedx.com/threads/kenrich-eagle-500-next-patient.238509/
Good Luck
73
David
The Eagle 500 schematic shows the rectifiers to be ICC-170's. I believe that is also what the Eagle 200 schematic shows.
I recently restored an Eagle 500 for a friend and used 1N5408 diodes in it. I did have to enlarge the holes through the circuit board with a pin vise drill to allow the larger legs to pass through. The 1N5408's can be had for cheap and was a "no brainer".
The link to the Eagle 500 thread is below. There are quite a few pictures that may/could help you with yours. The Eagle 500 schematic may also be of help as far as the keying circuit, pre-amp etc. They seem to be very similar.
https://www.worldwidedx.com/threads/kenrich-eagle-500-next-patient.238509/
Good Luck
73
David
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Staybolt,
They are 2N2905A according to the Eagle 500. As best as I can tell the Eagle 200 schematic shows the same.
I used the metal (TO-19 or TO-39 type-I believe it is) since they guy that owns the one I worked on could not quite understand that it was built for a 4 watt drive. I believe the metal type is a bit
stronger/tougher/ more robust.
The link below is where I got them.
https://www.newark.com/multicomp/2n...fm=true&ddkey=https:en-US/Element14_US/search
73
David
They are 2N2905A according to the Eagle 500. As best as I can tell the Eagle 200 schematic shows the same.
I used the metal (TO-19 or TO-39 type-I believe it is) since they guy that owns the one I worked on could not quite understand that it was built for a 4 watt drive. I believe the metal type is a bit
stronger/tougher/ more robust.
The link below is where I got them.
https://www.newark.com/multicomp/2n...fm=true&ddkey=https:en-US/Element14_US/search
73
David