Question from another group. How do you identify which Mark the amp is if
the identification plate is unreadable?

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In article , Dave Plowman (News)
wrote:
Question from another group. How do you identify which Mark the amp is
if the identification plate is unreadable?

Ideally, by being able to trace the circuit, etc. :-)

However as a start, does it have adjustment pots for the bias? And are any
numbers on the transformers readable?

BTW There is a 'radford' email list if the enquirer has a serious interest.
That also allows access to diagrams, etc - provided you are willing to
agree the 'terms' laid out by the webhosts.

Slainte,

Jim

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In article ,
Jim Lesurf wrote:
Question from another group. How do you identify which Mark the amp is
if the identification plate is unreadable?

Ideally, by being able to trace the circuit, etc. :-)

However as a start, does it have adjustment pots for the bias? And are
any numbers on the transformers readable?

I'll ask.

BTW There is a 'radford' email list if the enquirer has a serious
interest. That also allows access to diagrams, etc - provided you are
willing to agree the 'terms' laid out by the webhosts.

Thanks.

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