All 4 measure in, and out of circuit. 0.905- 0.907K ohms.
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Dunno what to say. 0.970k is a huge difference than 970M! However resistors do not go lower in resistance. Over my whole career repairing chit I came across one resistor that was basically a short, thus lowered the resistance it should have had.
Maybe try a different DMM? Measure out of circuit of course and keep your fingers off.
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Originally posted by CapLeaker View PostDunno what to say. 0.970k is a huge difference than 970M! However resistors do not go lower in resistance. Over my whole career repairing chit I came across one resistor that was basically a short, thus lowered the resistance it should have had.
Maybe try a different DMM? Measure out of circuit of course and keep your fingers off.
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Originally posted by petehall347 View Postcheck out the colours of r69 r70 r73 and r74 they should also be 910 ohms .. white brown brown is 910 ohms .
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Originally posted by rccrasher65 View Post
I see it on the schematic, I took a picture of the other KA -701 amp I have with the different board. I'll post it here. Tell me what colors you see. I see white brown brown. Gold. The resistor is R 7. I do believe the colors have faded on the one we are working on, and they are brown instead of violet. Check the pictures out, see what you think.
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Sure enough! Looks just like you said to me too. It is a 50 year old amp after all… heat, sunshine can effect colours. In this case I would have gone after the measured value. There was obviously something wrong with the meter or the decode process. Resistors don't short, they go higher in resistance until it opens up.
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Originally posted by CapLeaker View PostSure enough! Looks just like you said to me too. It is a 50 year old amp after all… heat, sunshine can effect colours. In this case I would have gone after the measured value. There was obviously something wrong with the meter or the decode process. Resistors don't short, they go higher in resistance until it opens up.
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Originally posted by CapLeaker View Postnah... I wouldn't replace them. I'd replace only if these would be out of tolerance or burnt.Attached Files
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I guess, my meter is starting to shit the bed, time for a new one, now on to the small black transistors. I'll start on the Q11 side with Q7, Q5, I f these test good I'm just going to put them back in, instead of replacing, maybe on this side I will replace , just because this is the side that started all this crap in the first place. Thanks Cap
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Very funny. My cheap @$$ 13 year old Canadian Tire Auto Ranging DMM I had bought on sale for $20 shit the bed today. I used it in the garage only… who cares… no major loss. Would be much different if my Flukes or Agilent DMM's takes a dump. Then the calibration certificate is another thing. Not so easy here on my bench.
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Originally posted by CapLeaker View PostVery funny. My cheap @$$ 13 year old Canadian Tire Auto Ranging DMM I had bought on sale for $20 shit the bed today. I used it in the garage only… who cares… no major loss. Would be much different if my Flukes or Agilent DMM's takes a dump. Then the calibration certificate is another thing. Not so easy here on my bench.
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For a new toy DMM with o'scope and gen, I pulled the trigger on a Owon HDS2202S. Was cheapest on Amazon!? Retired an Extech DMM for garage duty now.
I did a research on that FNIRSI component tester of yours, but I wasn't happy with the result. Specifically its cheating on capacitors ESR. Maybe it is a firmware issue and they fixed it by know, I don't know. The vids I seen were a quite a few months old mostly using firmware 1.0.3. and around there. How do you like it? I am using a Peak Atlas DCA Pro.Last edited by CapLeaker; 05-19-2025, 06:48 PM.
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Originally posted by CapLeaker View PostFor a new toy DMM with o'scope and gen, I pulled the trigger on a Owon HDS2202S. Was cheapest on Amazon!? Retired an Extech DMM for garage duty now.
I did a research on that FNIRSI component tester of yours, but I wasn't happy with the result. Specifically its cheating on capacitors ESR. Maybe it is a firmware issue and they fixed it by know, I don't know. The vids I seen were a quite a few months old mostly using firmware 1.0.3. and around there. How do you like it? I am using a Peak Atlas DCA Pro.
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Originally posted by petehall347 View Postget a nice manual multimeter .non of that autoranging rubbish .
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Originally posted by petehall347 View Postget a nice manual multimeter .non of that autoranging rubbish .
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Originally posted by CapLeaker View Post
Any auto ranging can be set to not auto range. I want it for the portable oscilloscope and DMM in one and it has dual channels. I don't have a portable oscilloscope, but would come in very handy for my odd ball work from time to time. It's not for my bench, it's for being out.
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