LovelyBlack Spirit wrote: i just looked at an old Amstrad board and transistor is in correct.
Midbanding an amstrad 900
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
A jc501 should be OK as it's shown as a comparison
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
Yeah another blank drawn, This is turning into the longest thread on TM1JollyRoger wrote:A jc501 should be OK as it's shown as a comparison
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
MID BLOCK(EU)LC7132 BAND CONVERSION INVERTER BOARD FOR AMSTRAD/COMM NEG DISPLAYS
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MID-BLOCK-EU- ... 1c36f47180
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MID-BLOCK-EU- ... 1c36f47180
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
Does he sell bleep boards?Ashtec wrote:MID BLOCK(EU)LC7132 BAND CONVERSION INVERTER BOARD FOR AMSTRAD/COMM NEG DISPLAYS
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MID-BLOCK-EU- ... 1c36f47180
Who is that guy anyway? Im sure hes on here
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
Complete bleep circuit with parts substituted,
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
C125 is 1nF ( .001mfd ) marking on cap 102 not 0.01nF it's getting latePLL02A wrote:Complete bleep circuit with parts substituted,
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
Yes my mistake, Its been a total BLEEP of a BLEEPING dayJollyRoger wrote:C125 is 1nF ( .001mfd ) marking on cap 102 not 0.01nF it's getting latePLL02A wrote:Complete bleep circuit with parts substituted,
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
Well I have just fitted all the components to a Harvard 402 MPA for the bleep which is the same radio as the amstrad 901 and the bleep works perfect using the original components and then changed them for your component substitutes, so all I can say is check components around Q20 and C111 and make sure you haven't left anything out as there is nothing more I can think why it isn't working unless it was here on my workbench. but it's such a simple circuit it should be working unless there is a faulty component.
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
Rub it in jolly why dont yaJollyRoger wrote:Well I have just fitted all the components to a Harvard 402 MPA for the bleep which is the same radio as the amstrad 901 and the bleep works perfect
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
Try changing Q20 an C111 making sure c111 is 3.3 uf at 16 v
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
Iv'e already changed Q20, But i'l change it again with C111 and report backJollyRoger wrote:Try changing Q20 an C111 making sure c111 is 3.3 uf at 16 v
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
also check your homebrew R95 1.8K is 1.8K and not 1.8 ohmPLL02A wrote:Iv'e already changed Q20, But i'l change it again with C111 and report backJollyRoger wrote:Try changing Q20 an C111 making sure c111 is 3.3 uf at 16 v
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
Ive checked the b@st*rd 100 timesJollyRoger wrote:also check your homebrew R95 1.8K is 1.8K and not 1.8 ohmPLL02A wrote:Iv'e already changed Q20, But i'l change it again with C111 and report backJollyRoger wrote:Try changing Q20 an C111 making sure c111 is 3.3 uf at 16 v
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Re: Midbanding an amstrad 900
nowt worse than a simple circuit doing ya head in.
I only did mine this morning to see if I came across the same problem, but no, it wasn't to be.
I only did mine this morning to see if I came across the same problem, but no, it wasn't to be.
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