R27, L3 L4 confusion

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R27, L3 L4 confusion

Postby doublecoil » Thu Jan 29, 2009 5:01 pm

I'm a newbie, and just (almost) finished my first T15. Please help clear a bit of confusion.

1. The latest instructions state L3 and L4 can be jumpers if not driving 50m cables, but shows a pic with L1, L2. Is this an old picture that should say L3, L4? L1 and 2 on this board are inductors. Correct? I put in jumpers at L3 and L4.

2. The parts list for R27 says it's an 0R0 resistor that is black. I don't have this, and the picture shows a resistor with a single black band in the middle. Is this the same as a black 0R0 resistor. I have three of these (the other two soldered in L3 and L4 in the instruction pics, where I put in jumpers). Should I put one of them in R27?

Thanks!
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Postby doublecoil » Fri Jan 30, 2009 9:27 am

OK, I think I might have got it. The single black band resistors ARE the jumpers that go in L3 and L4, and the last remaining one goes in the R27 slot. Right? Can anyone confirm? Thanks!
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Postby stevens » Sat Jan 31, 2009 2:00 am

yes, as far as i know, 0 ohm resistors and jumpers do the same thing. so that resistor with the single black band goes where it calls for jumpers and at r27
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Postby tpryan » Sat Jan 31, 2009 12:19 pm

The single black band resistors ARE the jumpers that go in L3 and L4, and the last remaining one goes in the R27 slot. Right? Can anyone confirm?


Correct.
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Postby doublecoil » Mon Feb 02, 2009 9:33 am

Thanks much :D The T15 (and an N72) are assembled and working beautifully. Currently stuffing the second T15. Things go easier and quicker after 1 or 2 assemblies.
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