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iso format so it could easily be burned to a DVD. In the past, I've posted the tutorial in.

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You must download to and use the tutorial with a desktop or laptop computer (plug into charger before starting the download) so get the IP from the computer on which you intend to use the tutorial. You can even ask if anyone there thinks this is risky. Feel free to read the various repair threads. On the DIYAudio forum, I have more than 30k posts helping others try to repair amps. I've had a presence on the net for a bit over 18 years. Make the payment via PayPal to my email address Ask any questions you have before making the payment to make sure that everything can go as smoothly as possible. Bear in mind that this isn't the address that starts with 192.168. You'll have loads of sites that will tell you what it is. They use that address to send the information you requested (the information that makes up the web page) when you clicked a link to go to a new page. Your IP address is known to every website you visit. For those who think they're giving something that could be a security risk, research it. This may take multiple emails but I generally respond quickly when I'm available (about 16-18 hours a day). The order in which they're done isn't important but I need both to grant access to the files. If it is still available and you want to buy it, two things have to be done. The buying/downloading process is multi-part as mentioned before. While most of what I've posted on the net is free, this isn't. The buyer will email me and confirm that the tutorial is still available.

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The process isn't as automated and may take a bit longer (maybe several emails over a day or two) but it will allow me to update the file easier. Instead of downloading from PayLoadz as buyers did in the past, you will download from my server. Sure, the knowledge gained in school taught me a lot but certainly left a lot to be learned as it related to pieces of electronic equipment. I thought that after getting an education that I would be able to look into a piece of electronic equipment and immediately fully understand what I was looking at.

If you're going into a field that involves electronic design, especially if audio is of interest to you, this tutorial is an excellent way to connect the dots between the theory taught in schools and the real world. The material covers overall design and the components/circuits commonly used in many of those amplifiers. Some of the common class D circuits in use today (and covered in the tutorial) date back to about 2003. Many of the circuits being used today have been in use for 20+ years. It covers amplifiers made in the mid 80's up until amplifiers being currently produced (2019).

This tutorial is for those who are serious about learning to repair car audio amplifiers of all types (class B, class AB, class D). You can click HERE to jump past the short version. To simplify for those who have been here before, the pertinent information will be put at the top. There have been some changes in the download procedures and a re-write of this page was needed. Learn To Repair Car Audio Power Amplifiers Let 30 years of experience help you to succeed