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The Emerging Church - Part 5: Emerging Towards Convergence;
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The Spiritualization of Science | Early Experiential Emergents
The Emerging Church - Circa 1970 | PyroMarketing Hagiography
The New Global Civility, Part 2: Manifestos, Declarations and Covenants
The New Global Civility | Rick Warren's Clout
Food Tactics | Rick Warren's Clout
3-Legged Stool Teetering in Rwanda
The Consequence of Role-Reversals in The Shack
Beatific Beatitude - Matthew 5:8 and the mystic vision of God
God's Dream=PEACE: A Global Kingdom Dream
God's Dream? A Kingdom-Building Dream
Imagination, Image and Idolatry
THE SHACK & Its New Age Leaven
Todd Bentley's "Revival": Music and Mass Hypnotism
Todd Bentley's "Revival" in Lakeland, Florida
How "Everything Must Change", Part 2
How "Everything Must Change", Part 1
Earth: The Old Story, The New Story
Oprah, Tolle & the Queen's New Suit of Clothes, Part 4
Oprah and Eckhart Do the New Age Shift, Part 3
Oprah and Eckhart Do the New Age Shift, Part 2
Oprah and Eckhart Do the New Age Shift, Part 1
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"The New Earth" or the New Life?
Brian McLaren to speak at World Future Society
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What is Oprah Teaching About EASTER?
God is Downloading New Strategies?
God's Relationship to Everything
Rick Warren & Brian McLaren at DAVOS
How to "Conquer the 7 Spheres" [The real agenda?
2008: The year of the "Great Shift"?
UPDATE on Oprah Winfrey, Marianne Williamson
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Oprah Winfrey and Marianne Williamson: Reflections on their New Age Christ
Rethinking Eschatology: Dominionists on the Move
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Oprah and Friends' To Teach Course on New Age Christ
Dumping Sola Scriptura | Reinventing Rethinking
Rethinking Culture | The Latest "P" - Reconciliation
Willis Harman and Marketplace Ministry
Proposing "A New Theology" | The Indigenous Peoples Movement
Changing God's Name | Redemptive Analogies
Identificational Repentance | Radical Contextualization
Redeeming Cultures | As In Heaven, So On Earth
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The Dopamine-Driven Church 4 - Customer Evangelists
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The Networking Church - Part 8: The Synergy River
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Vulnerabilities in Dabber Worm Detection (MS04-011) is a high risk vulnerability that is one of the most frequently found on networks around the world. This issue has been around since at least 1990 but has proven either difficult to detect, difficult to resolve or prone to being overlooked entirely.
Vulnerability Name: | Dabber Worm Detection (MS04-011) |
Test ID: | 3039 |
Risk: | High |
Category: | Backdoors |
Type: | Attack |
Summary: | W32.Dabber propagates by exploiting a vulnerability in the FTP server component of W32.Sasser.Worm and its variants. It installs a backdoor on infected hosts and tries to listen on port 9898. If the attempt fails, W32Dabber.A tries to listen on ports 9899 through 9999 in sequence until it finds an open port. |
Impact: | It installs a backdoor on infected hosts and tries to listen on various ports. |
Solution: | To solve this issue do the following: - Disable access to port 445 and Dabber remote shell by using a firewall - Apply Microsoft MS04-011 patch - Update your virus definitions |
More Information: | https://www.security-database.com/detail.php?alert=MS04-011 |
Nist NVD (CVSS): | AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:P/I:P/A:P |
CVSS Score: | 7.5 |
Microsoft Security Bulletin: | MS04-011 |
Scanning For and Finding Vulnerabilities in Dabber Worm Detection (MS04-011)
Use of Vulnerability Management tools, like AVDS, are standard practice for the discovery of this vulnerability. The primary failure of VA in finding this vulnerability is related to setting the proper scope and frequency of network scans. It is vital that the broadest range of hosts (active IPs) possible are scanned and that scanning is done frequently. We recommend weekly. Your existing scanning solution or set of test tools should make this not just possible, but easy and affordable. If that is not the case, please consider AVDS.
Penetration Testing (pentest) for this Vulnerability
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AVDS is currently testing for and finding this vulnerability with zero false positives. If your current set of tools is indicating that it is present but you think it is probably a false positive, please contact us for a demonstration of AVDS.
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Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from New Jersey's 10th district |
In office March 4, 1913 – March 3, 1915 |
Preceded by | James A. Hamill |
Succeeded by | Frederick R. Lehlbach |
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from New Jersey's 7th district |
In office March 4, 1911 – March 3, 1913 |
Preceded by | Richard W. Parker |
Succeeded by | Robert G. Bremner |
Personal details | |
Born | Cleveland, Ohio |
February 10, 1855
Died | March 15, 1942 New York City |
(aged 87)
Political party | Democratic |
Edward Waterman Townsend (February 10, 1855, Cleveland, Ohio – March 15, 1942, New York City) was an American Democratic Party politician who represented New Jersey's 7th congressional district in the United States House of Representatives from 1911 to 1913, and the 10th district from 1913 to 1915, after redistricting following the United States Census, 1910.
Townsend was born in Cleveland, Ohio on February 10, 1855, and attended private and public schools in that city. He went to San Francisco, California in 1875 and engaged in newspaper and literary work. He moved to New York City in 1893 and continued his reportorial and literary pursuits. In 1900, he became a resident of Montclair, New Jersey. He was an author of novels, plays, short stories, as well as a textbook on the United States Constitution. His most popular fictional writings were his "Chimmie Fadden" Bowery boy stories.[1]
Townsend was elected as a Democrat to the Sixty-second and Sixty-third Congresses, serving in office from March 4, 1911 to March 3, 1915, but was an unsuccessful candidate for reelection in 1914 to the Sixty-fourth Congress.
After leaving Congress, he served as postmaster of Montclair from 1915 to 1923. Townsend moved to New York City in 1924 and resumed newspaper and literary pursuits, and was a member of the National Institute of Arts and Letters. He died in New York City on March 15, 1942, and was interred in Forest Hill Cemetery in Utica, New York.
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- Works by Edward W. Townsend at LibriVox (public domain audiobooks)
- United States Congress. "Edward W. Townsend (id: T000332)". Biographical Directory of the United States Congress.
- Edward Waterman Townsend at The Political Graveyard
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Preceded by Richard W. Parker |
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from New Jersey's 7th congressional district March 4, 1911 – March 3, 1913 |
Succeeded by Robert G. Bremner |
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Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from New Jersey's 10th congressional district March 4, 1913 – March 3, 1915 |
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Every now and then you meet someone who is so enthusiastic about plants and gardens, it becomes infectious.
I recently met Bruce Hammonds at a party and he invited me to see his new bush walk. Many of you will know Bruce; most of his teaching career was as a school science adviser, and later he was headmaster at Vogeltown School. He lives just around the corner from the school at the end of Hursthouse St.
It's a property with a history as it was bought in 1945 by Lady Davies, wife of renowned nurseryman Sir Victor Davies, and subsequently by Graham Miller, who was a landscape gardener manager at the Duncan and Davies nursery. The nursery leased a nearby block of land for plant production, and here in Bruce's garden, the trees are a tangible reminder of those early days.
I met Bruce on the roadway to begin our tour beside a steep hillside he's recently landscaped using native flaxes, toitoi, astelia, tussocks and hardy shrubs like hebes and olearias. All of these hardy natives are ideal for hot dry sunny sites, and it's looking great.
This part of the garden can be admired by workers and schoolkids taking the shortcut walkway from Kereru Place further up the valley. The short walkway saves people walking miles along Huatoki and up the hill.
At the bottom of the slope is the driveway into Bruce's house and all along the drive are big native trees such as rewarewa, hinau, rimu, and the rarer tanekaha and black maire. These latter trees would have been planted back in the D&D era.
On the right are choice natives Bruce has added to the mix, such as silver tree ferns and the big wheki ponga with the huge skirts of fronds, as well as nikau palms and the huge king ferns. All of these are brilliant landscape plants for making a statement about New Zealand gardens, as they show our native flora can be as striking and dynamic as any exotic plants.
Wherever you look there are interesting plants, with a big native hinau in behind the tree ferns, and then several mountain pawpaw plants adding a bit of overseas flavour.
Bruce is obviously besotted with plants because he's growing cobra lilies or Arisaema. You know someone has really got the plant bug when they start growing these weird and wonderful purple-black flowers. And there beside them is the very rare lancewood I've always known as Pseudopanax edgerleyi, but I see some bothersome botanist has gone and changed the name to Raukaua edgerleyi. Some of us have enough problems remembering the old names without inventing new ones!
Anyway, ignoring the name change, there's an even trickier truth to grasp with some of our native plants. They often have a double life where the juvenile plants look completely different to the adult form. In this case the juvenile leaves look like cannabis and the adults are simple single, glossy leaves. This confused the early botanists no end and even today overseas plant lovers are puzzled by our juvenile plants.
Beside the house is a group of very large kauri trees, some dating back to 1945. This is the kind of landscaping money can't buy. You might be able to shift enormous palms at a price but you can't have instant kauri - that takes time.
The exotic trees around the house are equally impressive. There are four big magnolias; Magnolia campbellii must be exciting in the spring with pink chalice flowers, but two of them are in flower in summertime. Magnolia delavayi from China, with its huge grey, paddle-like leaves, is the biggest I've ever seen. Plus there's an enormous American tree of the appropriately named Magnolia macrophylla, with leaves big enough to use as umbrellas in a downpour.
While we're busy looking up at all these trees, I suddenly spot a big stags horn fern with its antler- like leaves in faded grey. From here we walk down into the bush, stopping to admire the glossy leaf version of pepper tree, and then below in the swampy area is a huge drift of paritaniwhau, the native begonia with reddy bronze leaves.
At the bottom of the slope it's possible to admire Bruce's handiwork; he's managed to create a natural-looking forest scene while keeping the views and vistas open. A recently constructed walkway completes a circular track around the property.
With all the curving foliage like kiekie, nikau and tree ferns he likens the scene to a more tropical place like Bali and you can see the tropical connection. Bruce should know, as he worked as a school adviser in Bali and other exotic locations such as South Korea and Japan.
As he says, he didn't make a lot of money on these overseas ventures, but instead gained a wealth of experience and insight, which is far more important than money.
Hydrangeas grow en masse down here in the swampy bit. Say what you will about hydrangeas, they are wonderfully resilient.
Farther along, in a drier part of the track, are some beautiful orange-flowered native shrubs, the native gloxinia or Rhabdothamnus solandri. We hardly ever see this for sale in garden centres, but if it was an exotic plant, we'd all want one.
Emerging from this swampy zone is a beautiful clear stream. Bruce has recently created a raised wooden walkway to make it safe for visitors to enjoy this watery zone. And although it all looks so natural, he'll tell you he's only recently planted the fern collection along here, having waged war on the wild ginger and wandering jew to create a new ferny glade.
There're some choice native trees such as large tawa and pukatea and then a really big mangeao, Litsea calicaris, with bronzy, glossy leaves.
Then up the slope and we're back at the house where Bruce has an exotic area with a superb handkerchief or davidia tree, and several big nyssa trees, which along with all the maples planted back in the D&D era provide wonderful autumn colour. They lose their leaves in winter, allowing more sunlight into the property.
I was impressed with how Bruce has studied his garden to come up with solutions for various problems. Most of us see a gap in the garden and promptly fill it with our new purchase, rather than looking any deeper.
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Luke Chueh has just shared this photo of the edition run of his Jack sculpture with Pretty in Plastic. He mentions that these will be coming very soon, which we are excited about! The original piece was first seen at his "Random Acts of Sadness" show back in August. This piece would look great on any wall, especially cause of those chromed out antlers.
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This feature looks at the implications of the G8s call for more transparency with regard to the beneficial ownership of companies and legal arrangements for offshore trusts.
Setting the Scene
The government of the United Kingdom, which is chairing the G8 this year, chose to make transparency one of the themes of the summit which took place in Northern Ireland on June 17 and 18, 2013 along with tax and trade (the so-called three Ts).
Speaking ahead of the Summit, Prime Minister David Cameron said that real progress can be made in the global struggle against poverty if the "era of tax secrecy" is brought to a close. Among the changes sought from the G8 is support for lower-income developing countries to collect the tax revenues owed to them, and action against money laundering and terrorist financing regimes.
In support of these aims, Chancellor George Osborne announced ahead of the Summit that the UK would consult on tougher new rules for company ownership. Companies will be required to obtain and hold information on who rules and controls them. This information will be maintained by Companies House and made accessible to law enforcement agencies and tax authorities. Other G8 members were expected to follow the UKs lead, and most of them have since published their own action plans for the placing of information about the beneficial owners of companies and legal arrangements on publically accessible registries.
Osborne said of the initiative: "A company should know who ultimately owns or controls it its beneficial owners and it is essential that law enforcement and tax authorities have access to that information. These commitments demonstrate the concrete action we are taking ourselves but it is vital that we take collective international action through the G8 to tackle the international challenges of tax evasion, money laundering and illicit finance."
The G8 Declaration on Transparency
At the conclusion of the summit, the G8 released the ten-point Lough Erne Declaration (named after the Northern Ireland location where the summit was held), the first point of which stated that: "Tax authorities across the world should automatically share information to fight the scourge of tax evasion." The third point also stated that Companies should know who really owns them and tax collectors and law enforcers should be able to obtain this information easily.
The G8 leaders also agreed a separate action plan which contains principles to prevent the misuse of companies and legal arrangements. The preamble to the plan states that the list of eight principles is fundamental to the transparency of ownership and control of companies and legal arrangements. It adds that:
These core principles, consistent with the FATF (Financial Action Task Force) standards, are essential to ensure the integrity of beneficial ownership and basic company information, the timely access to such information by law enforcement for investigative purposes, as well as, where appropriate, the legitimate commercial interests of the private sector.
It is the third principle that has direct relevance to trust arrangements, however, and this stipulates that: Trustees of express trusts should know the beneficial ownership of the trust, including information on beneficiaries and settlors. This information should be accessible by law enforcement, tax administrations and other relevant authorities including, as appropriate, financial intelligence units.
What Are The FATF Standards?
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is the global standard-setter for measures to combat the threats of money laundering and terrorist financing. It is an intergovernmental body with 36 members, and its standards, known as the FATF Recommendations, are applied by over 180 countries, through a global network of affiliated regional bodies.
The FATF Recommendations require all countries to have effective systems for preventing and addressing money laundering and terrorist financing. They set out, for example, the measures that countries should have in place within their criminal justice and regulatory systems, the preventive measures to be taken by financial institutions and professions, and measures to ensure transparency on the ownership of legal persons.
In February 2012, revised standards were adopted by the FATF. The revisions are directed towards strengthening the requirements in areas of higher risk or where implementation could be enhanced, and they aim to be clearer on transparency and tougher on corruption. They are also said to be better targeted.
It was deemed apparent that a lack of transparency about the ownership and control of legal persons and legal arrangements (trusts), or about the parties to wire transfers, makes those instruments vulnerable to misuse by criminals and terrorists. The FATF has therefore strengthened transparency requirements in these areas, and this reinforces the requirement for reliable information to be available about the beneficial ownership and control of companies, trusts, and other legal persons or legal arrangements.
Recommendation 25 deals specifically with trusts and similar legal arrangements. It states that: Countries should take measures to prevent the misuse of legal arrangements for money laundering or terrorist financing. In particular, countries should ensure that there is adequate, accurate and timely information on express trusts, including information on the settlor, trustee and beneficiaries, that can be obtained or accessed in a timely fashion by competent authorities. Countries should consider measures to facilitate access to beneficial ownership and control information by financial institutions and DNFBPs (Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions) undertaking the requirements set out in Recommendations 10 and 22 (which deal with customer due diligence).
Countries and territories which are adjudged not to be meeting the standards are effectively blacklisted by the FATF, although only two jurisdictions are currently considered high risk: Iran and North Korea.
A further dozen jurisdictions are currently being monitored by the FATF because they are considered to have strategic deficiencies in their anti-money laundering codes and/or have not committed to an action plan developed with the FATF to address the deficiencies. None of these are offshore jurisdictions. They are Ecuador, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Kenya, Myanmar, Pakistan, Sao Tomé and Principe, Syria, Tanzania, Turkey, Vietnam, Yemen.
What Does All This Mean For Offshore Trusts?
In essence, not very much. At least not in the short-term. And this is mainly because most offshore territories are already meeting the standards set out both in the G8 Declaration and transparency principles, as well in the FATF Recommendations. Indeed, in many cases these jurisdictions are exceeding the current requirements, and can be said to be more transparent than the larger nations who are driving this agenda. This is largely because tax havens have been under the transparency spotlight for over a decade now, thanks to initiatives such as the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Developments (OECD) harmful tax campaign, whereas the rich countries havent.
Still, it is the world of offshore that remains the real target for tax transparency initiatives, and the British Crown Dependencies and Offshore Territories many of which are classed as tax havens were compelled to declare their support for the G8 transparency agenda by the UK. This they did by pledging to sign up to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters. Developed jointly by the OECD and the Council of Europe and opened for signature by member states on January 25, 1988, the Convention is designed to help governments enforce their tax laws by creating an international framework for cooperation among countries in countering international tax avoidance and evasion. Until recently, the Convention was only open to members of the OECD and the European Union. However, it can now be signed by all jurisdictions.
In a similar vein to other leaders of government in the UK offshore territories, Orlando Smith, Premier and Minister of Finance of the British Virgin Islands (BVI), reiterated his support for the UK governments global agenda on tax, transparency and trade upon his return to the BVI from London in June 2013. He also confirmed that the BVI would prepare national action plans on beneficial ownership to meet the FATF standards and commit to joining the Multilateral Convention.
However, to emphasise our opening point in this section, he went on to state that: In the debate about tax and transparency the fact that the BVI already has stronger financial regulation for trust and corporate service providers, as well as rules regarding beneficial ownership than many countries in the G8 itself, has not been adequately appreciated."
He continued: For many years we have implemented the highest international standards on transparency, accountability and information exchange on tax matters, as set out by the OECD. The BVI will continue to be a constructive partner in evolving and setting the highest standards of regulation. We are proud of our part in the global economy and we believe that good regulation is good for business. We are committed to continuing to play a leading role in delivering a responsible and effectively regulated global business environment and to tackling the global problem of tax evasion as part of a coordinated, balanced and meaningful process.
Several other offshore jurisdictions have followed suit in a flurry of announcements issued on June 18, 2013, except using slightly more diplomatic language than Smith to stress the fact that their laws are already in line with the requirements advocated by the G8.
The Cayman Islands said that it is committed to continue working with other nations towards the full implementation of the revised FATF standards, in order to improve transparency of the ownership and control of companies in a way that ensures a level playing field across the world. This, says the Government, is a matter of good governance, as well as a means to tackle a wide range of illicit activities.
However, the collection and maintenance of beneficial ownership information by corporate service providers and trustees of express trusts has been a legal requirement in Cayman for more than a decade. The obligation on trust and corporate service providers to collect, update and retain such data is enforced through a regime that mandates a licensing process for trust and corporate service and an ongoing program of supervision and enforcement action that involves onsite regulatory inspections.
The Isle of Man Government responded to the G8 Summit by announcing the five steps it intends to take maintaining the Islands status as a well-regulated and responsible financial centre. These include measures to:
But as Chief Minister Eddy Teare pointed out: "Establishing the ultimate beneficial ownership behind all account relationships conducted in the Isle of Man is a legal requirement backed by on-site supervision to ensure compliance.
Legislation is in place to ensure that full and accurate details are maintained on the true ownership and control of every company, trust and fund in the Isle of Man, and that this information is freely available to law enforcement agencies and tax collectors, he observed.
Nonetheless, in response to the G8 initiative the Isle of Man has further agreed to review this existing provision to determine whether a centralized registry would improve transparency of the ownership and control of companies in the Isle of Man.
Jersey Chief Minister Ian Gorst said in a statement issued on June 17, 2013, that to coincide with the G8 Summit and to share in the G8s action to enhance transparency on beneficial ownership of companies, Jersey is publishing its own action plan.
"We are committed to implementing the revised Financial Action Task Force standards in order to improve the transparency of beneficial ownership, he announced. This is a matter of good governance as a means to tackle a wide range of illicit activity.
Jersey though, already holds a central register of beneficial ownership of companies. In addition we regulate those who form and administer companies and trusts, Gorst added. They are required by statute to maintain up-to-date and accurate information on the ownership of those for whom they act. All the information held in the Island is available to tax authorities and law enforcement agencies on request.
"The International Monetary Fund (IMF) found Jersey to be fully or largely compliant with the earlier FATF standards and we are confident of a similar outcome when Jersey is next independently assessed in 2015, the Chief Minister concluded.
Neighbouring Guernsey also published its action plan for greater transparency on beneficial ownership on June 18, and Chief Minister Peter Harwood said that this would further strengthen the procedures we already have in place to prevent the misuse of companies and legal arrangements in Guernsey."
Pointedly, Harwood added that while Guernsey fully supports the G8 transparency agenda, we've taken the steps that demonstrate that not just over the last 10 weeks, but over the last 10 years and more.
Guernsey is part of the solution on tax transparency, not part of the problem, he remarked.
The FATF has called upon all countries, on-shore and off, to implement the revised measures effectively in their national systems. They will then be reviewed in 2015. Given that almost all reputable offshore financial centres are already in accordance with the Recommendations, and have been shown in many respects to be more transparent than many onshore countries, it would be extreme to conclude that the G8s renewed push for transparency will endanger the offshore trust. However, with governments still struggling to balance their books, the issue of tax avoidance is likely to remain high up the political agenda, and offshore trusts are likely to remain under the spotlight.
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9th January 2006, 06:52 PM | #1 |
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Need Help. Anyone with Philips AG 9016??
Hello all,
I need a bit of help here. I have a Philips AG 9016n tube amp that had a bit of a meltdown and I burnt out a resistor that I now cannot read the values of and it is not listed on the schematic diagram that I have of it. It is the resistor (biggie) that is located across the two fuses. It is the large one that is soldered to the fuses. I need to replace this resistor so I can get it up and running again. I have the schematic for it, however it is not located anywhere on it (at least not anywhere that I can find it...) If someone has this amp and either knows the value of this resistor, or could take a quick minute and use a multimeter and find out the value (or just read me out the colors on the side of the resistor would be ok too...!!!) Also if anyone knows any easy mods that might spruce up this little guy that would be greatly appreciated. I love this little amp as it sounds great. It is relatively original, except for this resistor that I fried and it is in mint shape. I will be replacing the little black capacitors that are on the transformers with new ones as suggested in another thread. That's about all that I plan on doing because I would like to keep it relatively stock. However if there is any other mods that might be reccommended to help update it I would be open to suggestions. I just don't want to go overboard, just a little tweak or two. Thanks in advance for any and all replies. Chris Nicholls
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9th January 2006, 07:27 PM | #2 |
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Ag 9016
The schematic might help you....it's on the forums....
Sorry, I have no other info http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showt...554#post188554 Good Luck!
Mark |
9th January 2006, 07:36 PM | #3 |
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Hi Chris
Can you tell us if this fuses are mains fuses or secondary fuses? Are the resistor connected across the mains input?
Jorge |
12th January 2006, 10:52 AM | #4 |
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Hey all,
I figured it out. Sounds good... it was the resistor (big one) that is located across the fuses that are by the transformers. It was the value of 1K Thanks again!! Chris
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12th January 2006, 01:10 PM | #5 |
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I also own an Ag9016. They are very nice amps indeed, and can take quite a beating!! (it played a whole night without speakers connected, still works) i've been looking into if there were tweaks to perform on the amp, haven't done this....yet.... There was a thread on DIY called: 40 yrs old philips ag9016 se flea-power ? in post #19 and 20 there is a big tweak-schematic which should make the amp perform a lot better (and losing the tone controls) hope you can find it....
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12th January 2006, 05:32 PM | #6 |
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I also have an AG9016, bought at a flea-market last year. Intended first to use it for parts, but found that it worked perfectely.
I have done only a couple of small mods, and a little "tube rolling". - I disconnected the Loudness function from the volume control. - Installed a switch to bypass the tone controls. The mods are marked in red on the top channel on the attached circuit diagram. I also changed the electrolytic caps C9/12/39/42 to new ones, with slightly larger value. The "tweak" mentioned in the earlier thread 40 yrs old philips ag9016 se flea-power ? seems more like a total re-build. -- Svein B. |
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I will also consider a suitable replacement for C11/41. The original value of 3.3 nF will have -3dB at around 200 Hz (maybe that is the lowest frequency the OPT can handle ?). Ceramic tube caps are also not enjoying the highest reputation as coupling caps - as far as I know. -- Svein_B |
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