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imilar are Cubase and Logic? Does Logic have automatic delay >> compensation? I think most of my VSTi's have Mac versions....I think. It > >> would be nice to have a ready made 64bit solution that was integrated nicely > >> with the OS. This is the one thing that really appeals to me about what > >> Apple has to offer with the Mac and Logic.........of course, I'd have to > >> sell my PCI cards and get PCIe cards or get some kind of conversion chassis > >> solution (that would cost more than the PCIe cards if I factor in the resale > >> of the PCI cards) >> >> Something to think about. Of course McCloskey is gonna jump in here and > >> start talkin' trash about Macs again and piss me off........... but >> anyway......... >> >> ;o) >> >> >> >> >> >Hmmm.....thanks for the heads up. I've got a Sytek and I've never used it with a ribbon mic. I'm going to be tracking a dobro tomorrow night. I'm thinking about using one of my Manley Baby blues on the resonator and a ribbon close on the neck so I can nail some of the grit'n grind from the slide. I've tried this before with a 4050 but it was a little peaky(and the 4050 isn't a *peaky* mic IMO) Maybe my sE ribbon would do the trick for this. The Sytek would be a good pre. I don't want to color it up too much, other than use the HF rolloff that the ribbon provides. "TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote in message news:46179c28$1@linux... > > I've plugged a Royer into my Sytek and there's plenty of gain there. Steve > Albini (one of my engineering heroes) reportedly uses Sytek pres with his > Coles ribbons. They're under $1k for four channels. > > TCB > > Chris Ludwig <chrisl@adkproaudio.com> wrote: >>Ok Folks, >> >>Thinking about trying some ribbon mics. Friend of mine has got a couple > >>I can try out but I don't have any Pres that I know for sure will work >>with them. Don't wan to find out the hard way. Really need to know if >>anyone can recommend a reasonably priced i.e., under $1k mic pre that >>will sound nice and work well for a ribbon mic. Is there such a thing >>for that price? >> >> >> >>Chris >> >> >>-- >>Chris Ludwig >> >>ADK Pro Audio >>(859) 635-5762 >>www.adkproaudio.com >>chrisl@adkproaudio.com >This is why there is so much disinformation about the sacrificing of children in the cenotes of the Yucatan. It wasn't about sacrificing the kids, it was because the damn windstorms blew the Daily Stone Tablet Herald into the pool and *someone* had to go get it. This is a job for Neil Jr., or if no Neil Jr. is available, grab one of the neighbors kids. What doesn't kill him makes him stronger and kids can usually be talked into going swimming for just about any reason.. ;o) "Neil" <IUOIU@OIU.c
ss > the aforementioned issues. > > Having said that, the beauty of having a Mac-Tel, is hat you can have a "true" > windows XP-pro partition. Thus, leting you run Cubase and you other PC apps.. > > > > > "DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote: >> Base model with 1G RAM and single OS drive-$4399.00 >> >> That ain't bad......not at all. Actually getting close to the same price > as >> a PC that I could DIY.......well, little more, but not by much. Buy cheaper > >> 3rd party RAM and HD's and you have a smokin machine. I've never used Logic, > >> and though I'm getting my head around Cubase 4 pretty well, I'm not totally > >> married to it. >> >> How s
om> wrote in message news:4617c13d$1@linux... > > Last week we were starting to feel like spring, getting some > temperatures up into the 80's - which is one of the things I > love about living in the desert this time of year - then > yesterday afternoon it starts getting cold, gloomy, wind starts > blowing, etc... the wind blew incredibly hard all night long, > the city trash & recycling containers that are said to be > tested for 50-mile gusts are no longer up against the side of > my house, they're laying out by the street. We get strong winds > in my area a lot, because we're pretty close to the mountain, > and the wind just screams down that thing... when that happens > I often end up with a bunch of leaves & junk in my pool - no > big deal usually, as I have an automatic vacuum, so that takes > care of most of it within a day or so, and if it's swimming > weather I can always just switch to the manual vac & help it > out if needed. So this morning I wake up & it's still kinda > crappy outside, and so I go out back to see what kind of > leaves, plastic bags, squirrels, etc have ended up in my pool, > and I find this (see pic). It's a friggin newspaper! Looks like > a whole damn newspaper, in fact, not just a section of it! How > the hell am I gonna get that sucker out of there? I ain't goin' > in after it, that's for sure - the thermometer out back says 39 > degrees right now, so I can only imagine what the water > temperature must be! lol > I don't even know if I'll be able to grab that stuff with the > skimmer net, because that's ten feet down and I can't get any > leverage with the pole extended that far, and that waterlogged > newsprint is gonna be pretty heavy, I imagine! > > ARRRGH!Good advice! I thought it was just a power supply unit. "Neil" <OIUOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:4617bc42$1@linux... > > Exactly - and if a bridge rectifier shorts, then that means it > could have passed current with the wrong polarization on to > components past it inline... Rich this is something you ought > to just send off for proper repairs - even though it might look > like there's only something wrong with one component, it could > just as easily b
Rich >>>> > >>>> >PS. By the way I broke down and got a Myspace site now. Check it out. >>>> >>>> http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=3Duser.viewp rofile&friend= >>>> >id=3D172230696 >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>> >charset=3Diso-8859-1"> >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > Hello, Easter greetings by the way. Hey the = >>>> >other day I=20 >&
t;> -Jamie >> www.JamieKrutz.com >> >> >> LaMOnt wrote: >>> Hey DJ, as a former(PC) and current Logic owner, it's great for midi song >>> creation, sucks (right now) for hardcore audio recording , editing, and > mixing..It's >>> a little dated.. Then, they have this advanced midi feature called "the > Environment" >>> that's used to be a one stop midi patch bay router. most users finds its >>> a bit intimidating. >>> >>> Everyone is waiting on this new version of Logic hat's supposed to address >>> the aforementioned issues. >>> >>> Having said that, the beauty of having a Mac-Tel, is hat you can have > a "true" >>> windows XP-pro partition. Thus, leting you run Cubase and you other PC > apps.. >>> >>> >>> >>> "DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote: >>>> Base model with 1G RAM and single OS drive-$4399.00 >>>> >>>> That ain't bad......not at all. Actually getting close to the same price >>> as >>>> a PC that I could DIY.......well, little more, but not by much. Buy cheaper >>>> 3rd party RAM and HD's and you have a smokin machine. I've never used > Logic, >>>> and though I'm getting my head around Cubase 4 pretty well, I'm not totally >>>> married to it. >>>> >>>> How similar are Cubase and Logic? Does Logic have automatic delay >>>> compensation? I think most of my VSTi's have Mac versions....I think. > It >>>> would be nice to have a ready made 64bit solution that was integrated > nicely >>>> with the OS. This is the one thing that really appeals to me about what >>>> Apple has to offer with the Mac and Logic.........of course, I'd have > to &g
nd got a Myspace site now. Check it = out. = http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=3Duser.viewp rofile&friend= id=3D172230696 ------=_NextPart_000_00A8_01C7792D.E8534910 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Its possible, but not likely, = especially if its not=20 a new unit, which would be more likely to have a defective = component. =20 Something caused a current overload through it to burn it up. But=20 apparently not a direct short which would have blown the fuse as = well. =20 I've seen many leaky filter caps do this - these are the large caps that = filter=20 the ripple voltage or small ac component off the DC. A blown = voltage=20 regulator is another likely suspect, as far as the PS itself. Can = the PS=20 run by itself w/o being connected to the M80? ich Lamanna" <<A=20 href=3D"mailto:richard.lamanna@verizon.net">richard.lamanna@verizon.net</= A>>=20 wrote in message <A=20 href=3D"news:4617ee9b$1@linux">news:4617ee9b$1@linux... Neil, Edna, couldn't the rectifier just have gone = Kablooey?=20 As you say it could be symptomatic of another problem but if you read = my last=20 post, I may have been overloading the thing. Looking at the circuit = board=20 carefully, I see no other browned or burned resistors, etc. Maybe = I'll=20 send it in, but I might try to fix it myself as it will be only a = couple=20 of bucks if it doesn't work. The unit was bought used from another = owner a few=20 years ago, on ebay, and I'm not sure if it is still under warrantee. = I'll have=20 to look into this. I probably know just enough to get this wrong, but = wish me=20 luck. I know........ I'll soon be h
age news:4617ecec$1@linux... > > OK, I got it out of there - it took about a half an hour and > yes, it was a beeyatch. > > Thought the extension on the skimmer pole was gonna break a > couple of times. Had to use the net like a spatula to scrape > the paper off the bottom, then twist it around to snag pieces > of it as the paper floated up a bit. > > My hands are almost thawed now (39-degree water dripping off a > metal pole is not a good feeling lol!). > > Fun. Last year we had such crappy wet weather during the summer > I was only able to use the pool about half the time I was the > year before... if that happens again, I may just fill it in & > build a drum room out there. > > Neil > > > "DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote: >>This is why there is so much disinformation about the sacrificing of >>children in the cenotes of the Yucatan. It wasn't about sacrificing the > >>kids, it was because the damn windstorms blew the Daily Stone Tablet >>Herald > >>into the pool and *someone* had to go get it. This is a job for Neil Jr., > or >>if no Neil Jr. is available, grab one of the neighbors kids. What doesn't > >>kill him makes him stronger and kids can usually be talked into going >>swimming for just about any reason.. >> >>;o) >> >>"Neil" <IUOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:4617c13d$1@linux... >>> >>> Last week we were starting to feel like spring, getting some >>> temperatures up into the 80's - which is one of the things I >>> love about living in the desert this time of year - then >>> yesterday afternoon it starts getting cold, gloomy, wind starts >>> blowing, etc... the wind blew incredibly hard all night long, >>> the city trash & recycling containers that are said to be >>> tested for 50-mile gusts are no longer up against the side of >>> my house, they're laying out by the street. We get strong winds >>> in my area a lot, because we're pretty close to the mountain, >>> and the wind just screams down that thing... when that happens >>> I often end up with a bunch of leaves & junk in my pool - no >>> big deal usually, as I have an automatic vacuum, so that takes >>> care of most of it within a day or so, and if it's swimming >>> weather I can always just switch to the manual vac & help it >>> out if needed. So this morning I wake up & it's still kinda >>> crappy outside, and so I go out back to see what kind of >>> leaves, plastic bags, squirrels, etc have ended up in my pool, >>> and I find this (see pic). It's a friggin newspaper! Looks like >>> a whole damn newspaper, in fact, not just a section of it! How >>> the hell am I gonna get that sucker out of there? I ain't goin' >>> in after it, that's for sure - the thermometer out back says 39 >>> degrees right now, so I can only imagine what the water >>> temperature must be! lol >>> I don't even know if I'll be able to grab that stuff with the >>> skimmer net, because that's ten feet down and I can't get any >>> leverage with the pole extended that far, and that waterlogged >>> newsprint is gonna be pretty heavy, I imagine! >>> >>> ARRRGH! >> >> >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lELcWmL1dA SarahDJ, I'll take it if you throw in a neve preamp. Rich "Neil" <IOUOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:4617f39d$1@linux... > > no, i'll buy it, but only on the condition that you throw in > your SP-modded u-87 for $1,000 as part of the deal :) > > Check your e-mail > > > > "DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote: > >Hehe!!!......you sure you don't want me to come over and crash on your > >couch? > > > >;o) > > > >"Neil" <IUOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:4617eb0f$1@linux... > >> > >> Okay, okay, I'll take it!!! > >> > >> Sheesh! > >> > >> Neil > >> > >> > >> "DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote: > >>>I've got a blackface ADAT module sittin here for $175.00. I haven't seen > >>>one sell for less than this............EVER. You need this. I know who > you > >> > >>>are so you > >>>now have a choice to make...........either you buy this and I leave you > >>>alone or you keep jackin' around trying to make up your mind and I'm > >>>gonna' > >>>get drunk, come over to your house and crash on your couch. > >>> > >>>You've been warned dammit!!! > >>> > >>> > >> > > > > >Gotcha, we'll see what happens when I stick the new rectumfier in there. Maybe I'll get lucky :-) Thanks, Rich "Neil" <IOUOIU@OIU.om> wrote in message news:4617eff2$1@linux... > > Yes, it could've just gone kablooey, affecting no other > components, but what a bridge rectifier does is to turn the > various cycles of AC current into steady & polarized DC. If > that thing went kablooe
work. The unit was bought used from another = >owner a few=20 > years ago, on ebay, and I'm not sure if it is still under warrantee. = >I'll have=20 > to look into this. I probably know just enough to get this wrong, but = >wish me=20 > luck. I know........ I'll soon be hearing, "I told you so"! = >:-) > > Thanks, > Rich > style=3D"PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; = >BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> > "Rich Lamanna" <<A=20 > = >href=3D"mailto:richard.lamanna@verizon.net">richard.lamanna@verizon.net</= >A>>=20 > wrote in message <A=20 > href=3D"news:46178cc2$1@linux">news:46178cc2$1@linux... > Hello, Easter greetings by the way. Hey the = >other day=20 > I smelled smoke and heard a crinkling sound in the back of = >my=20 > preamp rack and later discovered the cause was my Presonus M80's = >power=20 > supply which is now deep fried. Well I took the supply apart and = >found that=20 > this dark grey thing on the cuircut board, I think it's a diode = >->l,=20 > melted right off of the board. Any one know what this is? I can't = >get a=20 > picture just yet up on the net but I'll try and describe = >it. > > It's appx. 3/4" by 1/2" by 1/4" thick, has 4 = >pins on the=20 > bottom which solder to the cuicut board, dark grey colored and = >is=20 > coded: > > -->| RS*202L > RU A 90 > + AC - > > Anyone of you electronics wizards know = >where the heck=20 > I can find one of these? > > You guys are great, > Thanks > Rich > > PS. By the way I broke down and got a Myspace = >site now.=20 > Check it out. > <A=20 > = >href=3D" http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=3Duser.viewp rofil= >e&friendid=3D172230696">http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseacti= >on=3Duser.viewprofile&friendid=3D172230696 > size=3D2> > > ---=_linux46186e8c Content-Type: image/jpeg; name="cap 2.jpg" Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="cap 2.jpg" /9j/4AAQSkZJRgABAgEAtAC0AAD/4SQURXhpZgAASUkqAAgAAAAKAA8BAgAG AAAAhgAAABABAgAVAAAAjAAAABIBAwABAAAAAQAAABoBBQABAAAAoQAAABsB BQABAAAAqQAAACgBAwABAAAAAgAAADEBAgAcAAAAsQAAADIBAgAUAAAAzQAA [binary] AHYCAAABkQcABAAAAAECAwACkQUAAQAAAIoCAAABkgoAAQAAAJICAAACkgUA AQAAAJoCAAAEkgoAAQAAAKICAAAFkgUAAQAAAKoCAAAHkgMAAQAAAAUAAAAJ kgMAAQAAABkAAAAKkgUAAQAAALICAACGkgcACAEAALoCAAAAoAcABAAAADAx MDABoAMAAQAAAAEAAAACoAQAAQAAAIACAAADoAQAAQAAAOABAAAFoAQAAQAA ANwDAAAOogUAAQAAAMIDAAAPogUAAQAAAMoDAAAQogMAAQAAAAIAAAAXogMA AQAAAAIAAAAAowcAAQAAAAMAAAABpAMAAQAAAAAAAAACpAMAAQAAAAAAAAAD pAMAAQAAAAAAAAAEpAUAAQAAANIDAAAGpAMAAQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAQAAADwA AABQAAAACgAAADIwMDg6MDQ6MDcgMTM6MDQ6NTQAMjAwODowNDowNyAxMzow NDo1NAADAAAAAQAAAL0AAAAgAAAAwAAAACAAAAAAAAAAAwAAAIAAAAAgAAAA Pi4AAOgDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAqyIAvAAAAEAAGgCNAAAA4AgAAOAIAAAAAAQAAQACAAQAAABSOTgAAgAH AAQAAAAwMTAwARADAAEAAADgCAAAAhADAAEAAACoBgAAAAAAAAAABgADAQMA AQAAAAYAAAAaAQUAAQAAAGIEAAAbAQUAAQAAAGoEAAAoAQMAAQAAAAIAAAAB AgQAAQAAAHIEAAACAgQAAQAAAJofAAAAAAAASAAAAAEAAABIAAAAAQAAAP/Y /+AAEEpGSUYAAQIAAEgASAAA/+0ADEFkb2JlX0NNAAH/7gAOQWRvYmUAZIAA AAAB/9sAhAAMCAgICQgMCQkMEQsKCxEVDwwMDxUYExMVExMYEQwMDAwMDBEM [binary]
ice tag on a low watt amp. It shouldn't be = that way, but in the very masculine 'size matters' world of guitar players = the 6 or 10 watt amp should be cheap. Mad props to Savage for doing things = right with the Macht series, which is a dream for those (like me) who love = power amp grit over everything else.=20 I'm running them parallel now and it's SICK how good they sound. Not = sure how I'll mic them for recording but I'm able to back off on the crunch = coming from the Top Hat and get more grind from the Savage, letting each amp = do what it does best. It's one hell of a roar.=20 TCB I choose Polesoft Lockspam to fight spam, and you? http://www.polesoft.com/refer.html ------=_NextPart_000_0065_01C77939.21C14700 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Thad, Post a clip of this monster! = Sounds great by=20 your description but you are a good writer by=20 nature! I'd love to hear it being an AC-30 lover from way back. I still use your Cubase 2 book = too. Tom <BLOCKQUOTE=20 style=3D"PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; = BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> "TCB" <nobody@ishere.com>=20 wrote in message <A=20 = href=3D"news:46180a12$1@linux">news:46180a12$1@linux... OK = y'all,=20 since I know there are a few guitar heads out there. As most of you = know,=20 I'm very much into the fancy new stuff when it comes to my = music. I'm into=20 hip hop, breakbeats, dub step, software synths, and all of = that. But, after=20 I pop in the phone booth and emerge as my alter ego, I also = play geetar in=20 a rock'n'roll band. With guitar gear I'm positively Holocene in my = tastes.=20 For almost ten years I've played the same amp, a Top Hat = Club Royale,=20 basically an AC-30 top boost knockoff preamp with an AC-15 = power section.=20 I've usually put a power soak on it and played it full out. = So, today=20 I finally had a chance to really try out the Savage that a = friend is=20 selling. In my not so humble opinion I think I've always had some of=20 the best guitar tone I've ever heard. More than once someone has = of
ot; <<A=20 = href=3D"mailto:richard.lamanna@verizon.net">richard.lamanna@verizon.net</= A>>=20 wrote in message <A=20 href=3D"news:4617ee9b$1@linux">news:4617ee9b$1@linux... Neil, Edna, couldn't the rectifier just have = gone=20 Kablooey? As you say it could be symptomatic of another problem but = if you=20 read my last post, I may have been overloading the thing. Looking at = the=20 circuit board carefully, I see no other browned or burned = resistors,=20 etc. Maybe I'll send it in, but I might try to fix it myself as it = will=20 be only a couple of bucks if it doesn't work. The unit was = bought used=20 from another owner a few years ago, on ebay, and I'm not sure if it = is still=20 under warrantee. I'll have to look into this. I probably know just = enough to=20 get this wrong, but wish me luck. I know........ I'll soon be = hearing, "I=20 told you so"! :-) Thanks, Rich "Rich Lamanna" <<A=20 = href=3D"mailto:richard.lamanna@verizon.net">richard.lamanna@verizon.net</= A>>=20 wrote in message <A=20 href=3D"news:46178cc2$1@linux">news:46178cc2$1@linux... Hello, Easter greetings by the way. Hey = the other=20 day I smelled smoke and heard a crinkling sound in the = back of=20 my preamp rack and later discovered the cause was my Presonus = M80's power=20 supply which is now deep fried. Well I took the supply apart and = found=20 that this dark grey thing on the cuircut board, I think it's a = diode=20 ->l, melted right off of the board. Any one know what this is? = I can't=20 get a picture just yet up on the net but I'll try and describe=20 it. It's appx. 3/4" by 1/2" by 1/4" thick, has 4 = pins on the=20 bottom which solder to the cuicut board, dark grey colored = and is=20 coded: -->| RS*202L RU A 90 + AC - Anyone of you electronics wizards know = where the=20 heck I can find one of these? You guys are great, Thanks Rich PS. By the way I broke down and got a Myspace = site now.=20 Check it out. <A=20 = href=3D" http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=3Duser.viewp rofil= e&friendid=3D172230696">http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseacti= on=3Duser.viewprofile&friendid=3D172230696 <FONT=20 size=3D2> <= /HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0021_01C77970.EF64B0C0--This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ---=_linux46186e8c Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi. I second the capacitor/regulator idea. They are cheap and easy to replace, so why not give it a shot. If anyone's interested, I've attached a couple of pics that show problems that I've had in the past. First pic shows a capacitor that's been anchored to the circuit board with some kind of contact cement. This is common practice. With time and heat, this goop can become conductive. If it was blobbed over exposed wire links or component leads during manufacture, the conductivity can cause the equipment to fail. (Happened to my SPX90 some years ago). Just scraping it off or carefully cutting it with a scalpel blade fixes the problem. The second pic shows examples of bad caps that were released, in billions, onto the market, when (allegedly), an unperfected formulation for higher density (smaller packages/higher capacitances) was the subject of industrial espionage, and stolen. So a huge number of motherboards and other equipment has electros that dry up after only a couple of years, (depending on how hot they get). In the pic, the cap on the left is actually bulging on the top of the can, and the one on the right has leaked a brown substance on the top. These should be replaced immediately if you spot them, as they WILL cause failure. (The pic is actually of a friends' Dell mobo which has become flakey....spontaneous rebooting/blue screens etc...) Kim "Edna" <edna@texomaonline.com> wrote: > > >Its possible, but not likely, especially if its not a new unit, which = >would be more likely to have a defective component. Something caused a = >current overload through it to burn it up. But apparently not a direct = >short which would have blown the fuse as well. I've seen many leaky = >filter caps do this - these are the large caps that filter the ripple = >voltage or small ac component off the DC. A blown voltage regulator is = >another likely suspect, as far as the PS itself. Can the PS run by = >itself w/o being connected
> >smoke and heard a crinkling sound in the back of my preamp rack and = >later discovered the cause was my Presonus M80's power supply which is = >now deep fried. Well I took the supply apart and found that this dark = >grey thing on the cuircut board, I think it's a diode ->l, melted right = >off of the board. Any one know what this is? I can't get a picture just = >yet up on the net but I'll try and describe it. > > It's appx. 3/4" by 1/2" by 1/4" thick, has 4 pins on the bottom = >which solder to the cuicut board, dark grey colored and is coded: > > -->| RS*202L > RU A 90=20 > + AC - > > Anyone of you electronics wizards know where the heck I can find one = >of these? > > You guys are great, > Thanks > Rich > > PS. By the way I broke down and got a Myspace site now. Check it = >out. > = > http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=3Duser.viewp rofile&friend= >id=3D172230696 > > > > > > > charset=3Diso-8859-1"> > > > > > Its possible, but not likely, = >especially if its not=20 >a new unit, which would be more likely to have a defective = >component. =20 >Something caused a current overload through it to burn it up. But=20 >apparently not a direct short which would have blown the fuse as = >well. =20 >I've seen many leaky filter caps do this - these are the large caps that = >filter=20 >the ripple voltage or small ac component off the DC. A blown = >voltage=20 >regulator is another likely suspect, as far as the PS itself. Can = >the PS=20 >run by itself w/o being connected to the M80? > > ich Lamanna" <<A=20 >href=3D"mailto:richard.lamanna@verizon.net">richard.lamanna@verizon.net</= >A>>=20 >wrote in message <A=20 >href=3D"news:4617ee9b$1@linux">news:4617ee9b$1@linux... > style=3D"PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; = >BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> > > Neil, Edna, couldn't the rectifier just have gone = >Kablooey?=20 > As you say it could be symptomatic of another problem but if you read = >my last=20 > post, I may have been overloading the thing. Looking at the circuit = >board=20 > carefully, I see no other browned or burned resistors, etc. Maybe = >I'll=20 > send it in, but I might try to fix it myself as it will be only a = >couple=20 > of bucks if it doesn't
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