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"Paul P" REMOVE paul @ REMOVE ppinyot . REMOVEcom wrote in message news:GXcyk.1014$393.959@trnddc05... Looking for the specs for the 4H4-C ballast tube used in a National NC300. I know about the 6X6 or whatever sub. I want to see why there is a 4.3 ohm 2watt resistor across said ballast tube socket. It is not reflected in the schematic from BAMA. There is a 2.2 ohm in the schematic. Thanks Paul P. Amperite is still in business. Their home page is at: http://www.amperite.com They have a technical data sheet and list of currently available ballast tubes at: http://www.amperite.com/Uploads/Ballasts.pdf I don't see the 4H4-C listed but I suspect an e-mail to the company would get you the characteristics. A resistor across the ballast would limit the amount of current it has to pass but would also reduce its effectiveness. -- -- Richard Knoppow Los Angeles, CA, USA |
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