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    IRLML2502PBF substitute

    Hello, I'm unable to find a cross reference for IRLML2502PBF mosfet. Does anyone could suggest me a substitute? Thank you Emanuele
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    Unknown component PTC or NTC?

    Hei, thank you for your clear suggestion... I'll try as I can. But is it normal the two 2n3055 are so hot without input signal?
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    Unknown component PTC or NTC?

    Hello, I replaced all capacitors and all resistors not good on my ampli. I added somes cap on rectifier for 50hz. Now the ampli seems to work but I can hear 50hz again and just I power the circuit the 2n3055 become very hot (after 10seconds). I have not replaced the prefinal (BC141 and BC 161)...
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    Unknown component PTC or NTC?

    ...yes, I replaced all electrolytics (some was evidently burnt!). The amplifier now seems work but I hear smoothly 50hz again .... The ampli is >30 yeard old... and it is very simple. Bye bye
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    Unknown component PTC or NTC?

    I measured it as you suggest. It is 350ohms, heating it the resistance descrease (NTC). Thanks at all!
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    Unknown component PTC or NTC?

    The component is mounted on a little BF amplifier and is mounted in contact with the aluminium heat sink of two 2n3055). I measured it with an ohmmeter that gets 0 ohms. Is it normal? Does the color cod the same as resitors? (green - black -> 50ohm)
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    Unknown component PTC or NTC?

    Hello, I'm trying to repair an old amplifier, I haven't got the schematic. There is a PTC (or NTC) wich is in short circuit (see the image attachement). It is black with green top. Anyone has an idea wich component is? (PTC or NTC I believe) and how I could know its value? Thank you for your...
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    2SK1189 substitution with P6NA80

    I repaired the PSU and works well! Thanks again! Emanuele
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    2SK1189 substitution with P6NA80

    Thank you for your suggestions and help! Emanuele
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    2SK1189 substitution with P6NA80

    Re: 2SK1199 (not 2SK1189!!) substitution with P6NA80 Yes, the original part is 2SK1199 ... sorry for typo. In attachement there is the PSU schematic where I have to substitute Q1 (and some open resistors). Thanks a lot! Emanuele
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    2SK1189 substitution with P6NA80

    Hello, in a switching power supply unit there is 2SK1189 broken mosfet. A cross reference give me BUZ51 as possible substitute. I have a P6NA80 ... could I replace the 2sk1189 with this last one? Thank you Emanuele

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