There is no relaywhile u are at it.
Measure the DC voltage at speaker terminals.
Can u hear the relay click?
So far so goodHow's the heat sink temp. ?
& the R's
Voltage drop is 22 across each resistorMeasure the voltage drop across each 22R now. Post em.
Next
Now disconnect power .
Connect one speaker, one channel, L or R.
Play a song. Do not increase volume. Keep it low, Hear it and confirm the sound at low level.
If u increase the volume u will blow the 22R.
Do not play too long, the resistor will heat up.
Check the other channel too.
And I like to know whether u used heat sink compound or not to mount the output stage.?
Power down and let it cool
I dunno. I measured resistance tho and it was 22 ohm. I think it 2.2V, i used the diode check functiom on my multimeterIs it 2.2V or 22V ?
30V +/- on the resistorsI asked u to measure the DC voltage not the resistance.
The voltage drop across the 22R when the amp is idling
....yes.....,..Both of them and are they stable when u are not playing music.
Okay done. So basically its saying to adjust the potentiometers until theres 25mV on the emitter?!?!?!Tell me when u are done reading as said in post #156
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