Do I have a bleed resistor?
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wookster76
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Do I have a bleed resistor?
Hi all,
I have acquired an 18w clone built locally (for an insanely low price) from the family of the builder (trained as an electrical engineer). It sounds fantastic and is a really great build from what I can tell. I want to rehouse the chassis into a new cab. I'm trying to ascertain from the schematic supplied with the build whether I have a bleed resistor on the filter caps? I think I may need to create a discharge tool before I undertake this endeavour. I'd also like to add a standby (I don't think it's strictly necessary but the original has one).
It came supplied with two schematics (Gabi Bucataru and pedalmonkey confusingly) - so extra eyes on this would be greatly appreciated so I don't zap myself ...
Thanks!
I have acquired an 18w clone built locally (for an insanely low price) from the family of the builder (trained as an electrical engineer). It sounds fantastic and is a really great build from what I can tell. I want to rehouse the chassis into a new cab. I'm trying to ascertain from the schematic supplied with the build whether I have a bleed resistor on the filter caps? I think I may need to create a discharge tool before I undertake this endeavour. I'd also like to add a standby (I don't think it's strictly necessary but the original has one).
It came supplied with two schematics (Gabi Bucataru and pedalmonkey confusingly) - so extra eyes on this would be greatly appreciated so I don't zap myself ...
Thanks!
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