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Dorian27 · 19th Jun 2021, 3:23 pm

Yes you are correct on pin voltage it is 235 to 238 dc. I don't now where I got 175 from. I went up to 180dc when I turned off as I thout it was 175 and did not want to do any more damage. What do I do now do I let it on to rise or not. Does this mean by disconnecting the resistor that the resistor is faulty or something else.

19th Jun 2021, 3:23 pm	#33
Dorian27 Heptode Join Date: Jun 2018 Location: Carmarthenshire, Wales, UK. Posts: 569	Re: GEC BC402 receiver. Yes you are correct on pin voltage it is 235 to 238 dc. I don't now where I got 175 from. I went up to 180dc when I turned off as I thout it was 175 and did not want to do any more damage. What do I do now do I let it on to rise or not. Does this mean by disconnecting the resistor that the resistor is faulty or something else.