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James Sweet
Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 12:56 am
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Well I worked on the KLH Fifty Five tonight that I posted about earlier.
Turns out it is in fact only in one channel which simplifies things
greatly and I tracked it with freeze spray down to a transistor marked
K40. I assume this is a 2SK40? I couldn't find much useful info but it
seems this is an N channel fet. Anyone know the pinout?
James Sweet
Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 1:21 am
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James Sweet wrote:
Quote:
Well I worked on the KLH Fifty Five tonight that I posted about earlier.
Turns out it is in fact only in one channel which simplifies things
greatly and I tracked it with freeze spray down to a transistor marked
K40. I assume this is a 2SK40? I couldn't find much useful info but it
seems this is an N channel fet. Anyone know the pinout?


Well I just happened to have a few ZVNL11 mosfets in my stash so I
popped one in using the same orientation and it worked! I should
probably scope the outputs and see how they compare from one channel to
the next but it sounds pretty good to my ear so I think it'll be good
enough for grandma. Nice to have it fixed finally, it's been acting up
for over a decade and was unusable the last couple years.
Meat Plow
Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 12:31 pm
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On Sun, 04 Feb 2007 05:21:09 +0000, James Sweet Has Frothed:

Quote:
James Sweet wrote:
Well I worked on the KLH Fifty Five tonight that I posted about earlier.
Turns out it is in fact only in one channel which simplifies things
greatly and I tracked it with freeze spray down to a transistor marked
K40. I assume this is a 2SK40? I couldn't find much useful info but it
seems this is an N channel fet. Anyone know the pinout?


Well I just happened to have a few ZVNL11 mosfets in my stash so I
popped one in using the same orientation and it worked! I should
probably scope the outputs and see how they compare from one channel to
the next but it sounds pretty good to my ear so I think it'll be good
enough for grandma. Nice to have it fixed finally, it's been acting up
for over a decade and was unusable the last couple years.

Glad to hear you got her fixed up.
--
Pierre Salinger Memorial Hook, Line & Sinker, June 2004

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