Dave wrote:My Iss. 5 has 'undreds and fousands of resistors. Care to pick one?
Lol that will teach me for not checking
R59
I wonder what these are for?
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Re: I wonder what these are for?
Lol that will teach me for not checking
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Re: I wonder what these are for?
R59 is a 22k resistor (red, red, orange, gold) on the issue 5 board that is in front of meMr_Navigator wrote:Dave wrote:My Iss. 5 has 'undreds and fousands of resistors. Care to pick one?
Lol that will teach me for not checking
R59
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Many thanks, it looks like the resistor is another number and not R59, I will have to explore this
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Re: I wonder what these are for?
R59 is clearly marked on my board. It is under the heat sink next to the modulator. Where is this resistor that you are having a problem with?
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This one on the cct diagram1024MAK wrote:R59 is clearly marked on my board. It is under the heat sink next to the modulator. Where is this resistor that you are having a problem with?
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I award that man forty points for effort 
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Re: I wonder what these are for?
To drive the drives, maybe?
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