I got a kl503 I was talking to my wife at work when she reported to me my power dropped off .. so I stopped transmitting and when I got home that day I seen this..
It has at first glance has a bad ceramic cap. I was going to go through it and replace all the similar ceramic caps.. the cap has "104" on it so it is 0.10 uF but I don't know the voltage "50 volts?"
When I replace them I want to double the voltage so this won't happen again..
now I know this amp is a cheep amp but there is no reason I cant make it more durable.. :blink:
here is a pic if it helps to guess what the voltage of the carp are...?
as you can see the ceramic cap is split..
It has at first glance has a bad ceramic cap. I was going to go through it and replace all the similar ceramic caps.. the cap has "104" on it so it is 0.10 uF but I don't know the voltage "50 volts?"
When I replace them I want to double the voltage so this won't happen again..
now I know this amp is a cheep amp but there is no reason I cant make it more durable.. :blink:
here is a pic if it helps to guess what the voltage of the carp are...?
as you can see the ceramic cap is split..
