Quick Hondata S300 boost controller question - Q20 transistor orientation
09-11-2007, 03:53 AM
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Quick Hondata S300 boost controller question - Q20 transistor orientation
Can anybody tell me which way faces the S300 daughterboard for Q20?
This way?
Or this way?
I'm leaning towards the latter because that's the way most of the other transistors on the motherboard sit.
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This way?
Or this way?
I'm leaning towards the latter because that's the way most of the other transistors on the motherboard sit.
Modified by IN VTEC at 9:10 AM 9/11/2007
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Re: Quick Hondata S300 boost controller question - Q20 transistor orientation (IN VTEC)
if you look at the drawing on the board it tells you the orientation just follow the drawing!!!
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Re: Quick Hondata S300 boost controller question - Q20 transistor orientation (allhonda)
Yeah. I saw the white lines that coincided with the shape of all the other transistors on that quarter of the board.
I wanted to make sure that I had it right since my judgment at 3 in the morning is usually about as good as a cocktail umbrella in a rain storm. The instructions aren't very accurate either since the instructions say that there's writing, what they call "wring", on the transistor.
Oh, and I wrote the original post backwards...the pictures should be flipped. I'll fix that in case some other dunce like me stumbles upon the same issue and decides to ask the same question.
Thanks.
I wanted to make sure that I had it right since my judgment at 3 in the morning is usually about as good as a cocktail umbrella in a rain storm. The instructions aren't very accurate either since the instructions say that there's writing, what they call "wring", on the transistor.
Oh, and I wrote the original post backwards...the pictures should be flipped. I'll fix that in case some other dunce like me stumbles upon the same issue and decides to ask the same question.
Thanks.
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