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anyone heard of a Dod 650?

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  • #16
    WHOA! that's it!!

    Love your post in other groups Analogguru! Thank you!

    It's still interesting to me that DOD use a different board for this. That's
    got to be rare. And crazy that the 'real' 650 is an entirely different animal.

    I can't help but think what this would fetch on Ebay now but, unless times
    get a lot tougher I'm going hold on to it.

    Thanks a ton to Mark & Analogguru I admire both of you guys!

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    • #17
      Well I guess that pretty much cinches it, doesn't it? Funny, though, how the board has the "wrong" number. Well, at least I got a schematic out of it! I also learned something in the process about how the actual 650 mini-amp works.

      So, thank you, Mr. "fan"

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      • #18
        i have the same board, dod650 printed on board, wired with no case. my ic is a sk9147 and not like a dod250...less parts alot of sizzly distortion borderline fuzz...i just moved and the board is packed away...i do have a trace sketch and parts photo ...ive had this board for 20 year plus...and has always been a mystery...possible early prototype perhaps?

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        • #19
          SK9147 is from the old RCA SK line of replacements. It is like an NTE937. It is just a generic single op amp, like the 741.
          Education is what you're left with after you have forgotten what you have learned.

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