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yes that's correct , one has transistor and one is valve I think the letter on the end changed but they are basically the same

No problem!

headphones and the line out the line out is what you can hear on UA-cam

@@dark1stu did you know their is an addon to make it play and record at 15ips.. i have seen it on ebay akai 15ips upgrade kit for 160bucks ,,,,,,think it would be worth it?

not on my car I had to run it to the rear sam and code it in thanks you could use a switch setup Off the web to control them

ye the lighting can sometimes be a bit difficult but thanks for feedback

that's the plan thanks

thanks

no they won't come apart , have a hunt on Ebay the do come up

thanks my plan to look for a rough one to rob the bits

philips 2 screwdriver for most of it

hi its been ages I can't remember were I got it from , sorry

it came from kenwoodchefrestore.co.uk thanks

Thanks

no because the tempriture probe in the iron was open circut and you cannot get them thhe chap that owns it just wanted a usable iron , the board will be ok , its in my box of parts , i have a lot of thease irons with faulty tempriture probes so this can show you how you can re purpose a othherwise junk iron ,

@ hmm but now the iron goes allways to max temp or not? isnt it possible to reblace the heating element?

@@selfmadeRepair it may be the triac on the pcb that's failed , gone short circuit , I have had this happen in the past

if it gets hot the heater is good , you need to check the probe the resistance will change as it gets hot you can heat it with your hands

@@selfmadeRepair have a look at this one I go deeper in to this type of iron ua-cam.com/video/cHyb-RxuYgk/v-deo.html

Na its still working despite daily abuse

no i have not , i use a later iron my self but i have a lot of mates use the tcp

@@dark1stu got the PT8-LT adapter a week ago. Together with the "LT-1X" tip, which is a 30° bend. And I am LOVING it! Soldering 0605 bicolor SMD leds was a blast :D. And the temperature seemed high for me at first. But it worked great with lead free solder!

You're welcome!

i got it off ebay

true

thats good i must have had a bad it

I'm guessing that it was a driver issue , i only tried it on a Imac and it worked ok , but its good no no thear is win 11 issues thanks

it will be a fault with the output transistor on the board inside the power supply or the temperature probe in the iron i will post a video in the next few days, showing the correct readings from a working Iron for you to compare

thanks

thanks ,

ye its got a line in

@dark1stu thank you, what size is the input?

​@@ukefan9it's got 2 x 1/8" inputs in front and rca ins/outs in back. You don't want to plug a guitar straight into it, you'll want to use a mixer with rca tape outs with a mic'd amplifier, or if you're using a modeler make sure you have a cabinet impulse response or else you just have a can of bees tone from the preamp. Hope this helps.

@@weinderdog1184 thanks man, yeah it was for sale very cheap was just wondering but thanks for clarifying mate.

@@ukefan9 no problem, cheers

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I Think it was a audio 20 , i removed it and fitted a JVC head unit with Apple car play

@@dark1stu​​⁠thanks for replying to such an old video! Was it a NOTICEABLE difference after changing just the speakers like you did here? Like, just more clarity or was it also louder at all? Thinking of picking up one of these c300s, but I need like 10% more volume out of it LOL If replacing speakers doesn’t make it louder at all I might skip the purchase Thank you!

this is the only one i have seen and why i didi not want to make holes in it , its still in daily use at work

Im glad it was helpful thanks

I'm going to do a second video in the next couple of weeks, and I will sort out the sound problems and the lights that don't work , thanks

@@dark1stuHi and Great! and Thanks for the reply :)

Purely and simply I was in there, replacing capacitors trying to get rid of a hum and for the couple of seconds, it took to change them it made sense , had I not been doing other work on the amplifier? I probably wouldn't of changed them

@@dark1stu they wouldnt and couldnt cause hum

@@andygozzo72 without having a circuit diagram for the amplifier, and having a soldering iron in my hand and the parts to hand, it was no hardship to change them

not necessarily, depends if hums at all setting of volume control or not

The hum continues when you turn the power off , it does increase and decrease with the volume setting

Potentially this is something that could cause it unfortunately I don't have a replacement to try .

@@dark1stu hmm, would need to see the circuit to see what could cause it...i've had a look in my rtvs books and a search on the internet and so far cant find it .. just out of interest check grounding continuity to the metal casings of the control pots, especially the volume one , i had issues with that type pot in a Gould oscilloscope i had to solder grounding connections directly to the outer 'cans', they only get a connection normally via the lugs holding the cans to the mounting bushes, and that relies on spring pressure, and its dissimilar metal so can develop poor contact.....

@@andygozzo72 it's odd and the cartridge being faulty is the most likely contender. It's possible something on my bench was causing it , if it was magnetic cartridge, I would be looking at if the screen cable was disconnected, but it's not , I think it's gonna end up on eBay for parts , I've got that many projects, I've got to get through to try and make some space for new toys

That makes sense

Im Glad its of help to you thanks

i would try google , i dont have a cule about android

i have not got it any more so it is what it is , thanks

that sound like a plan , i have some more to do so ill put a link when i do a power supply

ye just a bit , its ebay you win some you lose some thanks for watching

yes the adapter was £15 off ebay , it works really well ,

@@dark1stu ✌️

For a start, it's not a drill it's on low power screwdriver design for working on small electronic equipment after working in the electronics industry for over 30+ years, I would agree that I don't have a clue what I'm doing , perhaps you can do with better job , I look forward to watching your video on how to repair one of these. Thank you.

Yes, it plays perfectly. I'm quite impressed at how simple this tape was was to clean

thanks

oh yes they make a mess when they the the Magic blue smoke out ,

@@dark1stu my SONY TDC 280 Player in 3 ours when i hear a big Explode inside a big came out so I.change the filter komponent.

glad it was of use to you im a big advocate of right to repair

yep its kinda cool

thanks it always helps

Yes it will but what I was aiming with this video was to do this without using the specialist tools that were sitting to the right of me . Normally I would use flux, solder paste and a hot air station, but my aim with this video was to build it with tools that the average amateur might have to hand , I believe it's important for new people to get into this trade of electronics at the amateur level and do you understand it's not a scary or difficult as it may come across when you see somebody using all the fancy tools .