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  1. On an audio circuit I am copying, there are a lot of resistors with just one line, a black one in the centre.  As in the colour code, black is 0 are all these resistors likely to be 0 ohms and thus can I just replace them with normal wire?

    Thanks for your help

    Diarmuid

  2. Hi,

    I am having some difficulty duplicating a circuit which I have come across.  One of the components, is a transitor and is marked in the following way:


    • 1) It has 205 M8 on the top
      2) and 206 j174 on the face side

    I have tried running various combonations of the above markings through google, rapid electronics and google to no effect.  Does anyone know what transistor this is, or even what type it is?

    Also, when replacing a transistor, is it likely to damage/break/stop the opperation of the circuit?

    Thanks for all your help

    Diarmuid
  3. I am building a small 10V control panel, for a stage lighting system at my local school.

    I have so far, got a working plan, of all of the desk apart from one bit, the fade timers.  I am looking for a chip, or poteniometer, so that, I can twist the potentiometer to full, then when a current is applied, it will take up to 180 seconds to fade to that. and when the potentiometer is at 0, it will have no effect, on the other master potentiometer.  (I'm not sure if that made sense, so I will try and clarify it a bit more.)
    I've got one fader, which fades between all channels on and all off, I need a timer circuit above that, so that it fades, for  the time it has been set at and when it is set at 0, has no effect on the resistor.

    Thanks for your help

  4. Thank you so much for all your help so far.
    The only transformer I can find that is above 150VA, is a 200VA one, the site mentioned that it would be possible to use a higher transformer, however it mentioned that the fuses and Caps would need raising to a higher limit.

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