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| - | There are some complete replacement kits avaiable on the internet, which include all components that are generally worth upgrading. | ||
| ==== Replace burnt resistors ==== | ==== Replace burnt resistors ==== | ||
| Resistors R78 and R79 of the low voltage part are 5W 470 Ohms, but are exposed to transients up to 4.9W (48V@470Ohms). Upgrading these to higher quality 10W wired resistors is encouraged. Notably, installing the resistors slightly above PCB to increase air flow is recommended. | Resistors R78 and R79 of the low voltage part are 5W 470 Ohms, but are exposed to transients up to 4.9W (48V@470Ohms). Upgrading these to higher quality 10W wired resistors is encouraged. Notably, installing the resistors slightly above PCB to increase air flow is recommended. | ||
hotrod.txt · Last modified: 2023/02/15 16:01 by wadmin