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Hi Rob We have a wanker here in MA as well. My sympathies...

When less is more...

And if and when you do that, remove the ground bus wire on the back side of the board assembly. The separate ground wire from 5R to the bus bar will serve that purpose. Leave the 2 upper power bus wires in place however. Just the lower ground bus wire.

It is a PDF Lee, no cheaters needed, just zoom in on the document as I did to get you this snippet

Yes, that is what it says in the middle of each device on the diagram...

I have just about everything Lee. Pretty sure that I know as much about PL 400/700 amps as the founder did/does. I documented a lot more.

The attached should be clear enough Lee...

Water off a duck's back...

Yup, brushless permanent magnet DC motors...

The USPS infrequently will end up bouncing around erroneously. No service is perfect. The agency has majorly improved services over the last several years and has become quite reliable for USA deliveries. I ship a lot and use them pretty exclusively. I do not use them for Intenational...

Home Depot special...

Lets focus on the green wires to the fuseholder which is the B+ supply (the blue fuseholder is identically wired for the B-). One fat green wire and 2 smaller wires go to the fuseholder tip. The fat one is the B+ from the bulk cap. The smaller ones are the feeder wires to the unfused B+ that...

Did you look carefully at slide 89 to 97 of the slide show that I sent you?

I threw the image to Copilot and the above is what it told me

Thanks for the additional detail! The SDF-10 tonearm is a model from Shure, known for its high-quality design and performance. It's often used in professional audio setups and high-end turntables.

At 91, I count that as a life very well lived. RIP Quincy

So far, the Speed Queens have been good. Both washer and dryer. I got the no electronic frills models because that is what breaks. I probably just jinxed it…

I think back to how easy that stuff used to be Lee...also how much more reliable stuff used to be.

Hi Jon You should probably post a collage of your build photos here so that the eagle eyes on this forum can point out anything that needs fixing before powering up.