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Quoted from harryhoudini:Can you help me out with the 'anode' side?
An easy way to remember the anode side of a diode. "A" (anode) = the arrow in the diode symbol.
Quoted from harryhoudini:Ok, I clipped my leads to the banded side of D38 and D3 and got 8.4v. Am I doing that right?
No, put your leads on the non banded side.
Quoted from harryhoudini:Why would I have those disconnected?
If there is a high current draw or a short on the output (J114,116,117 and 118) Q-1, Q-1 will turn off to protect itself. If you disconnect those outputs it will isolate the circuit to just a few components.
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