Re: Amplifier lamp replacement



Sjouke Burry wrote:

Eeyore wrote:
"Dave.H" wrote:

Another question I have about this amp. There are four (output)
transistor mounted on a large heatsink at the rear of the chassis, two
of these have two core wires glued on to them.

Glued ? Do they solder to anything ?

These wires are
soldered in holes on the PC board that have the diode ( >| ) symbol.
What are the purpose of these wires?

Bizarre.

Temperature sensor,to stop over heating.

In the light of further info, certainly. I wouldn't personally mount them
like that though.

Graham


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