Zetagi B33 MOSFET query
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Zetagi B33 MOSFET query
Does anyone know what MOSFET they use, please?
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Re: Zetagi B33 MOSFET query
MS 1307 according to Google
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Re: Zetagi B33 MOSFET query
Thank you for the replies.
A Google around suggested it could've been any of 4 Mosfets, but the MS1307 was mentioned.
I have some RM3 Transistors here - so do you think these could work?
A Google around suggested it could've been any of 4 Mosfets, but the MS1307 was mentioned.
I have some RM3 Transistors here - so do you think these could work?
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Re: Zetagi B33 MOSFET query
I'll let the experts answer that question. I myself just about know one end of a PL259 from the other!
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Re: Zetagi B33 MOSFET query
Use the RM3, it can only go bang.posting.php?mode=reply&f=53&t=55738#
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Re: Zetagi B33 MOSFET query
Are you saying it won't work?zephyr wrote: ↑26 Aug 2018, 16:34 Use the RM3, it can only go bang.posting.php?mode=reply&f=53&t=55738#
Unfortunately, the link you provided just redirects me to reply here.
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Re: Zetagi B33 MOSFET query
It should work just fine unless there's another fault.
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Re: Zetagi B33 MOSFET query
Thanks a lot, Zephyr.
I'll report back when it's fitted.
I'll report back when it's fitted.
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Re: Zetagi B33 MOSFET query
Well, I fitted a MS1307 & a RM3 and the result was terrible.
Feeding the amplifier with 3.5W at 12V, the amplifier gave out around 12W on first key, then quickly dropped to around 8W and the Transistor blew.
The heatsink got hot considering I only keyed for 10 seconds, so there's a fault elsewhere - where, I've no idea.
Feeding the amplifier with 3.5W at 12V, the amplifier gave out around 12W on first key, then quickly dropped to around 8W and the Transistor blew.
The heatsink got hot considering I only keyed for 10 seconds, so there's a fault elsewhere - where, I've no idea.