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In Reply to: make sure the cathode resistor is 680 ohms not 6800 ohms. posted by Tre' on February 19, 2006 at 18:22:46:
Last night just before I feel asleep I thought to myself "you know, you never actually measured the value of those resistors, better do that". Then this morning I read your post and ran into my work room and pulled the resistor before I went to work. Good detective work my friend, it was 6800 ohms. Arrrrrgh!! I just now put in a 680 ohm resistor and it is playing music just fine. Confuscious say "dip stick DIYer should always measure value of component before placing in project". I hear ya babe!
Thanks a bunch for all the help folks, it was a real education.
Vince
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- The ol' feelin' stupid blues! - Vinnie 14:20:48 02/20/06 (1)
- Oh, that feels good. I'm glad I could help. (nt) - Tre' 14:30:13 02/20/06 (0)
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