That doesn't really matter. I'll make an insert for the burned board if need be. I have a friend with access to the equipment to etch it.

Still need another m25 as a guide for the traces and what components are missing though.

that could be the problem. i figured it was a cap with the size of the black spot on the case. Looks like it is the two resistors in the middle of the black that burned, unless there were something else under there that is gone now. :roll: hmmmm... Looks like you got to put this amp in a "norg...

:cry: Update: Got some time to look at the amp today, so i pulled it apart and got a nasty surprise. Seems part of the board is charcoal. :cry: http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y114/RSRoboX/Bilde037.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y114/RSRoboX/Bilde043.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y114/...

Are the two MOSFET's in tha last picture the same? I need to order a new one and the specs are blown away. The M44 side seemed to work properly, but no output. It powers on like normal and doesn't go into protection. I know how to solder and a little about components, but i'm not that knowledgeable ...

Sorry about the shitty quality, but it's the best I can do atm.

I don't have a camera at the moment, so it would only be one from the SHITTY cam on my phone..? If it helps the red circle here is the blown transistor:

I didn't try to swap rca's as this is close to impossible to do without pulling out all the wiring, but I measured the rca's to be sure and there was an ac signal in.

Sorry for not pointing it out better, but the m25 part of the amp is not connected to anything, it just has power so that i can use the m44(front). This (the m44) part of the amp seems to be working except no output, but as i understand it, this is normal when the other half is not powered on?

Hi again good folk Been a while since I've been on here, but now that I'm in need of some advice i'm back. BTW - I tried to search for some of the answers, but I couldn't get the search narrowed down to any usable degree, so sorry if this has been answered anywhere else. :? I was going to a comp the...

Here in Norway there are very little people who are into oldschool PG Hmmm... There are atleast a couple of us on the west-coast of Norway :wink: , so you better watch out for us, hehe... I consider myself as a pure Old-School PG addict, only that I am MS-series kinda guy, not M-series.. Welcome to...

cool, lets see some pics i should talk, i havent posted any new pics of my progress yet will try to get some pics when the install gets going, but at the moment i'm away at work for a week or so. btw, I like the look on your car. In my taste carbon hoods are always a good look in combination with c...

First of all I want to say... your english is amazing! You probably write better than I do! Second... that is one cool Golf! It's a good thing you have nice roads in Norway, because your bumper would be smashed if you drove it for a day here! With your low voltage electrical experience, we will be ...

Welcome to the Phorum. I know we all want to see pics of the install, and I promise that if you ask a question, someone will give an answer. You are definitly in the right place if you love the PG. :wink: I'm interested in how you like the headunit. I'm considering buying the Premier P880rs, and wo...

I see. That's good i guess, keeps things less complicated. Thanks for clearing that up for me.

Thank you. :) I have been snooping around a little at this forum before, but never registered. Seem like a lot of good people and information on here. I'm at work right now and will be for the next week or so, but when i get back home pictures will not be a problem. And again thanks for the welcome....

I would like to start this topic with greetings to all from a new site member. To introduce myself, my name is Robin, I'm from Norway, I'm 23 and I have been into cars since i was 16. I have an education in industrial low voltage electrical systems and many many hours on the internet trying to get s...

Hi and greets to all. I have been reading up on my PG amps and i was wondering why the Route 66 has 1 ohm stereo load capability and the M44 states 2 ohm stereo only? As i understand it the Route66 is just a M44 and a M25 in the same shell..? Is this just a type-O or is it a difference between the t...