13-05-2011, 07:09 PM
I've just been fitting the transistors and have managed to maintain my 100% (lack of) success rate. Of course I don't KNOW that the AF115s were the problem in the first place. I bet I've connected one or more of the BF450s wrongly as the insides of those modules is far more miniaturised than I'd expected and I couldn't really tell how the originals had been wired.
The only reason I'm posting this is to report an interesting effect. As I was scanning through the wave-bands I discovered a narrow point at 100Mc/s (on the scale) which blocked Radio Two on my main set.
If anybody wants any R600 bits then give me shout as I'll probably end up ripping the 'radio' parts out and just keeping it as an amplified speaker as for all that they don't work they're still pulling current and reducing battery life.
Cheers
- The Wireless Wrecker of Olde Sheffield Town
The only reason I'm posting this is to report an interesting effect. As I was scanning through the wave-bands I discovered a narrow point at 100Mc/s (on the scale) which blocked Radio Two on my main set.
If anybody wants any R600 bits then give me shout as I'll probably end up ripping the 'radio' parts out and just keeping it as an amplified speaker as for all that they don't work they're still pulling current and reducing battery life.
Cheers
- The Wireless Wrecker of Olde Sheffield Town
