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CRM-114 · 16th Sep 2020, 12:15 am

OK, thank you Paula and Craig; I'll source a transistor and get back - maybe a couple days (I have BC547/48/49 and BC557/58/59, but no 550). I'll try substituting R105/7 as well.

Thank Dave and Mike. I have already tried with that, but thanks - it's always good to double check the simple things first.

Ted, with stereo encoding being AM, if the signal is 'too loud', for want of a more precise description, and clipped, could that mean it's not usable to the MC1310?

Philippe

16th Sep 2020, 12:15 am	#21
CRM-114 Triode Join Date: Aug 2020 Location: Adelaide, South Australia, Australia Posts: 10	Re: Quad FM3 no stereo OK, thank you Paula and Craig; I'll source a transistor and get back - maybe a couple days (I have BC547/48/49 and BC557/58/59, but no 550). I'll try substituting R105/7 as well. Thank Dave and Mike. I have already tried with that, but thanks - it's always good to double check the simple things first. Ted, with stereo encoding being AM, if the signal is 'too loud', for want of a more precise description, and clipped, could that mean it's not usable to the MC1310? Philippe