This is the part that I always feel the need to double and triple check, even if I think I know what I'm doing. I just need to finish hooking up the PT and power cord. Ok, I took a little break while I waited for a couple parts I was missing. I grew up with those flimsy Radio Shack electronics experimental kits with the little springs that held the components. No wonder there are so many good electrical technicians/engineers from back then.

I didn't realize they used to make kits for so many different electronics applications. Just no need to pop into a thread like this and offer no value.īack to those kits you posted. He questioned why I didn't know something and then assumed that just because I was ignorant about that part of the circuit that I am completely ignorant to amp building. The poster I responded to had not offered anything help. Probably have a couple questions with the PT but otherwise I should be good. If they still make those old RCA jacks include them, if not don't sell the chassis with those extra holes. The Jacks they sent me don't even utilize those mounting holes. The chassis cutouts have for the RCA speaker out jacks have one hole for the jack and two smaller holes for the mounting screws.

They sent a layout that doesn't even include the wiring of the filter caps or the heaters? The heaters I already knew and the filter cap wiring was easy to look up but why not include these? Now that's what I call a kit! I purchased the chassis and small parts 'kit' from Mojotone.

Output transformer wire color codes