Re: internal breakdown (?) in caps or transistors

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From: Dave Angelini
Date: Thu, 28 Apr 1988 14:35

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Check the low value resistors on that channels out stage. change all lytics,
check and bias stage,now check all resistors, at this stage I would probably
scrap it because you probably have a active device or a solder joint breaking
down. there is more you can do but is this unit "special".

                                                      Dave

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From: davea@hpscdc.HP.COM (Dave Angelini)
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Subject: Re: internal breakdown (?) in caps or transistors
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