quick-sand
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First post here, so please be gentle.
The stereo panel indicator lamp on my Pioneer SX-770 has died - actually, one of the leads broke at the base of the bulb and they cannot be replaced. No indication on the bulb of its specs, so does anyone know what I should replace it with?
According to the circuit diagram, it is fed from a 19v supply and takes no more than 30mA - presumably a limitation of the switching transistor controlling the lamp.
Although I will probably replace it with a LED, it would be good to know about the original bulb.
Chris
The stereo panel indicator lamp on my Pioneer SX-770 has died - actually, one of the leads broke at the base of the bulb and they cannot be replaced. No indication on the bulb of its specs, so does anyone know what I should replace it with?
According to the circuit diagram, it is fed from a 19v supply and takes no more than 30mA - presumably a limitation of the switching transistor controlling the lamp.
Although I will probably replace it with a LED, it would be good to know about the original bulb.
Chris
