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Hi, Chris
Very good. I'm glad your 3-500Z survived OK. People avoid the rectangular shaped resistors (which look like cement) for this application - I don't know if they feel that the insulation is insufficient for the 3 KV to be encountered, or if they feel the resistor won't shatter enough to act as a fuse. Enjoy your SB-1000! 73, Ed On 4/13/2011 9:11 AM, Christopher Hall wrote: Thanks for the info Ed, I have learned a lot and you and everyone else has been a great help. I removed the blown resistor and reconnected the lead and the amp works FB again, so problem solved. Im glad it turned out to be so simple. I will install another 10ohm 10W resistor to replace the blown one in the near future before I put the amp back on the air for real. Thanks again all and 73 Chris VE9CEH |
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