Yes it needs to be connected. It is not a fuse but a test point for driver bias.
73, Gary
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Thanks Jim
Oh boy, yes T2302. I don't know why I said 2802, I guess that's what happens
when your old, tired and frustrated.
I figured that's where my 13.6 volts was going by following the schematic
but wanted to confirm it before I started dissecting T2303 to get to T2302.
I wonder if I could
I assume you are referring to T2302, there are no 28xx parts on the PA deck. I
suspect what you are seeing is one of the lead wires from T2302, which is part
of the RF filtering system for the collector voltage to the drivers. It looks
to be bifilar wound, so yes, a break in the common lead would
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