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SECTION 1:
SAFETY
SECTION 2:
Tools
SAFETY FIRST! ELECTRONICS CAN BE DANGEROUS AND MUST BE TREATED WITH RESPECT. ANY CIRCUIT THAT WORKS WITH 120 VAC POWER FROM AN
ELECTRICAL OUTLET IS ESPECIALLY DANGEROUS AND COULD POTENTIALLY KILL YOU. HERE ARE SOME SAFETY GUIDELINES TO KEEP YOU SAFE AS YOU WORK:
½” Nut Driver
Set of needle nose pliers (one with no grip and
one with serrated edge)
Wire Cutters
Wire Strippers
Soldering Iron & Solder
Adjustable Wrench
Phillips Head Screwdriver
Multimeter
NEED A TOOL? DO YOU SEE SOMETHING ON THIS LIST THAT YOU DON’T HAVE? TURN TO PAGE 20 FOR A FULL LIST OF TOOLS, PARTS AND KITS TO ADD TO YOUR WORK BENCH.
Never work on a circuit while power is applied.
Do not connect power to a circuit until the circuit
is nished and you have carefully checked your
work (twice).
If you smell anything burning, immediately
disconnect the power and examine your circuit to
nd out what went wrong.
Keep your work area dry and organized.
Be careful around large capacitors. They can
continue to hold voltage long after they are discon-
nected from power. Discharge electrolytic capaci-
tors if power has been applied to the unit.
Be especially careful when you solder. A hot
soldering iron can easily burn you.
Always work in a well-ventilated space.
Have safety equipment such as a re extinguisher,
a rst-aid kit and a phone nearby.
Be Patient! Rushing through any type of techni-
cal work just leads to frustration and compounds
issues that can easily be avoided.
CERTAIN TOOLS ARE REQUIRED TO SUCCESSFULLY BUILD YOUR AMP. THE FOLLOWING TOOLS ARE RECOMMENDED TO COMPLETE YOUR PROJECT:
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