I will do that and see how it goes.Yes, you can remove the outputs and check the Emitter, Collector, Base voltages to make sure they're not to high.
Thanks for your help.
Alain
I will do that and see how it goes.Yes, you can remove the outputs and check the Emitter, Collector, Base voltages to make sure they're not to high.
Chatted with Mouser or Digikey and they dont have any matched pair's... Is matched pair's a must?And as for the bias, best I can suggest is to find the bias voltage across the emitter resistor of the good channel and set it to that on the bad channel, that should put you in the ball park of "in spec" for now until we can find a service manual.
Chatted with Mouser or Digikey and they dont have any matched pair's... Is matched pair's a must?
All right. Good night.
I pulled my 705 out of storage last week and have it connected to a pair of Dynaco A-35's, It sounds very nice. I saved it from the scrap pile a while ago and other than replacing the bulbs for the display it worked great. It has a great sound
Great news!!!!!. Glad you have it working. Enjoy the MUSIC!!! Now you learned some methods of troubleshooting along the way.
Looks much better. Hopefully the thermal paste is non-conductive.
What is the TC saying the temp is? Glad that it's non-conductive. If it was it could really mess things up.
Nice temp reading, given that Nad doesn't have the largest heatsinks. What are you using to read the TC?
Been using a Fluke 12 for years. At work have a Agilent 1242a. Keeps getting borrowed by QA, DC Test guys. I primarily test the AC gear.