caiofilipini
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I have a Seeker MKII, happy to provide bias readings as a reference if it's interesting.
I'm out of town until Sunday, but I'll do it once I'm back.Please, and thank you!
That sounds incredible Caio!I just breadboarded an MKII that I really liked, and here's what I got as far as biasing and gain/leakage goes:
BATT: 8.9V // Q1c: 7.8V // Q2c: 0.37V // Q3c: 6.65V
Q1: hFE=77 / leakage=132uA
Q2: hFE=68 / leakage=22uA
Q3: hFE=106 / leakage=279uA
Here's a quick clip:
They pinched those transistors from Telecasters!You may remember my janky rig from another thread, here it is with candy.
I still have a pre-flight to do so I haven't put the current to it yet. If it survives, I'll put it in a box.
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if you spot a fault, please let me know.
That sounds so good, better than the mkii I built a few years ago. Maybe I should revisit it with everything I've learned from ChrisI just breadboarded an MKII that I really liked, and here's what I got as far as biasing and gain/leakage goes:
BATT: 8.9V // Q1c: 7.8V // Q2c: 0.37V // Q3c: 6.65V
Q1: hFE=77 / leakage=132uA
Q2: hFE=68 / leakage=22uA
Q3: hFE=106 / leakage=279uA
Here's a quick clip:
That sounds awesome. If you really wanna make it a flame thrower get the Q2 C closer to .15-.2v and Q3 C closer to 8v. That boi will catch your house on fire