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The culprit was an old Soviet 6P14P with who knows how much time on it. But, regarding the arcing info.also VERY informative! I believe, after reading your article, that my problem may be tube related. Maybe I'll give that a shot and try to add that timer/relay to something in my amp inventory.

#Instaling 2Do how to

Much as this may seem stupid to say.some times the most difficult part of any of these 'mods' is understanding just what new parts are being used, and how to go find them. I'd like to see some of that 'timer/relay' stuff in an AK thread.sort of as a 'how-to' instructional thread.

And.Dave GREAT article! Very understandable.even for a rookie like me. So.'Thanks John!!' for the quick reference. John's link was great, as Dave had advised me that it was up on the Tronola site.but I'd not yet looked again. To begin, the article the John referenced was one that Dave and I had discussed previously, but when I went looking, I couldn't find it. So, perhaps time for some new PS caps as well? Any help, information, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Tom D.įor purposes of this thread, I'll repeat some of what I just wrote in a pm to Dave. I changed tube sets and have not had a repeat.so, bad tube? Maybe! But, the amp now has some minor background hum that wasn't present previously as I recall. I turned it on and in about 5 minutes of listening it flashed on me. I red-plated about a year ago, so I shelved it pending a coupling re-cap, which I just completed. I might add that this amp has not been in line in about a year.but used to be my daily driver.

The amp that just did this to me was a Pilot 505 Console Amp pull. However, I've encountered a problem lately with some EL84s that have flashed on me.and not only am I concerned about the 'why?' and 'what to do about it?'.but in truth, the sudden spark in front of my face associated with the good volume 'thunk' that came from me Cornwalls.well, needless to say.I came about 3 feet off my chair.and took about 5 minutes for my heart to come back to normal speed! I know.laugh if you will.but that event was 'startling' to say the least! Anyway, I know that there are some 'grid-stopper' resistors that can be installed.but I'd like to know more about this whole problem and what's happening. Actually, haven't had the problem since I learned that trick and applied it to most of my 'in circulation' amps.

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The difference in load speeds is particularly noticeable in high-end video games, so feel free to give those a try, if your GPU is up to it.OK, I've had rectifiers arc on me before.and have 'cured' that to some degree by doing the diode thing.

#Instaling 2Do windows

Windows will walk you through the rest of the steps.Īnd that’s all you have to do! Your computer is now running off of an M.2 SSD, which is one of the fastest, most reliable forms of storage out there. Just right-click your new drive and select New Simple Volume. If the M.2 is your secondary drive, you can use the Disk Management option in Windows to allocate space and format the drive.

#Instaling 2Do windows 10

If the M.2 is your primary drive, I recommend using a Windows 10 installer USB to get your OS up and running from scratch. Simply choose to boot from the USB in BIOS, and follow the prompts. There are a variety of ways to do this, depending on whether you feel more comfortable with built-in Windows programs, or the command prompt, or a Windows 10 installation USB. Name and format your new drive.įrom here, you need to format your new SSD and assign it a letter in Windows.