Common problem with the HTX-202 is that using it with a TNC requires the
volume be turned WAY up. With the squelch open it does not take long to
burn out the audio amp. There's an easy fix.
Open it up:
Remove the antenna, battery pack, and anything else you have hooked up to
the radio.
Remove 5 screws on the back and the 4 screws on the battery plate.
Pull the back away from the radio, taking care not to break the ribbon
cable that connects the to sides.
Find the audio sub board. This is on the main board just below the large
removable connector at the top of the radio.
Unplug this big wire connector from the top.
Flip the radio over and find the 6 pins for the audio sub board.
Break out the soldering iron and push the pins out from the back while
giving a pull on the board from the front. Be careful not to damage the
pins or get solder on any of the other parts. "that would be bad".
Now you have two options.
Option 1: Replace the entire audio board with another from a dead HTX-202
or an HTX-404. Option 2: Replace the IC on the audio board (IC601) with
an LM386N-3 LOW VOLTAGE AUDIO AMP.
Replace the audio board in it's place making very sure to only use just
enough solder to connect it, watch those connections, lots of other pads
on the back that are very close to the audio board's pins.
Plug in the wire connector.
Put it all back together.
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"To prevent this problem,
The HTX-202 requires a modification on the audio output board.
A 10 Ohms 1/4W resistor MUST be added in series with C603.
When output is loaded with way-too-high impedance load, The amplifier IC
is prone to high frequency oscillation (ultrasonic or higher).
If the IC start to oscillate, C603 apears to IC601 as a dead-short,
causing IC601 to blow.
A 10 Ohms resistor in series with C603 forms a dummy-load to prevent high
frequency oscillation.
Take your time! Unsoldering the audio PCB and IC601 can be tough if
you're not familiar with bouble-sided PCB and surface-mounted componants!
No. It's an entirely different device. Look up the data sheets on them. A CA307 is a single-ended op amp and a CA3070 is a video chroma key device. Try a LM741 op amp. Radio shack stocks them
Yes you can depending on the wattage of the amp. i personally would only put two 12's on one amp. cause it will still bump hard!!(:
"milli" means a thousandth in the metric units of measurement. Thus 1000 milliamps = 1 amp.
-- If the 3 Amp is being drawn from a battery,then the battery is supplying3 x (Voltage of the battery) watts.-- If the 3 Amp is flowing through a resistor,then the resistor is dissipating9 x (Resistance of the resistor) watts.
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how do you remove the 2008 is,250 lexus audio amp
In some older rear projection televisions, the audio power amp is separate from the video chassis. It can be bypassed or replaced. But in most (if not all) flat screen televisions, the audio power amp is integrated into the set, and cannot be readily replaced. It can be repaired, but I don't think that is what you were asking.
The Audio-Technica AT-PL50 does have a built in pre amp.
It's probably the amp, either change it or replace the audio system
Your TV excepts pre-amp only. Your Audio out is Amplified. You blew out the amp chip in your TV as soon as you tryed it. Sorry.
According to the owners manual : fuse # 29 - 20 amp - for AUDIO and fuse # 28 - 7.5 amp - for AUDIO and cluster
One can buy a JL Audio amp from several different locations. The first place to look would be JL Audio's official website. Other sources of JL Audio amps include eBay, Amazon and Sonic Electronix.
No.
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Yes, provided that your amp has line level inputs, and you have the appropriate adapters.