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Post subject: Yamaha APD-1 voltage selector switch?  Posted: 29 Apr 2020, 10:54 |
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Hello! Someone who bought a Japanese (100V) APD-1 from me last year left me a message to say that he stopped using a power converter (230V -> 100V) because it could be done just by moving a jumper/selector inside the device! Could it be that simple? Couldn't find a picture of a APD-1 board but we do have the service manual: https://manuals.lddb.com/AC3RF_Demodulators/Yamaha_APD-1-EN_Service_Manual.pdfAttachment:
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Post subject: Re: Yamaha APD-1 voltage selector switch?  Posted: 29 Apr 2020, 14:07 |
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teddanson wrote: Can I do the same with my APD-2? As far as I know, the APD-2 is only the brushed aluminum version of the black APD-1. Might be the same. Unless the Japanese version was different from the North America/Europe versions? I'll open one next time I get a chance. Julien
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Post subject: Re: Yamaha APD-1 voltage selector switch?  Posted: 03 May 2020, 16:38 |
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I have open my APD-1 (japanese) to verify. There is a strap between BE and BR. And the manual seems to indicate that if i made a strap between RE and BE, it will switch to 230 V. (on the bottom right corner) The photo is here :  Actually, i have not tried, beacause i will not broke it, and i have only this model.
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Post subject: Re: Yamaha APD-1 voltage selector switch?  Posted: 25 Aug 2020, 02:50 |
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Yes, confirmation of the jumpers for all different regions would be fantastic. I have (sort of) been thinking about getting a Japanese unit for some time, it would be great to mod it for straight domestic AC use 
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Post subject: Re: Yamaha APD-1 voltage selector switch?  Posted: 25 Aug 2020, 10:37 |
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admin wrote: Would anyone have a APD-1 or APD-2 sold for the North American market (120V) or the European market (230V)?
We could just take a pic inside to confirm how the BR/BE/RE are connected.
Julien Was the APD-2 ever sold outside Japan? I thought it was a Japan-only product? Would be great to get some help though on the jumpers and so on. The APD-1 and APD-2 appear identical although if you look closer there is a slight layout difference, that's about all?
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Post subject: Re: Yamaha APD-1 voltage selector switch?  Posted: 25 Aug 2020, 14:03 |
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laserfanhld-gb wrote: I have a 230v (EU version) Sony MOD RF1 which apart from cosmetic differences on the front appears as though it could be the same unit as the Yamaha, I purchased it new here in the UK back in the late 90s. If of any use I could open this one up to photograph ? Up to Julien I guess, but I think another thread for the Sony EU might be a good idea. They could be different or the same internally idk.
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Post subject: Re: Yamaha APD-1 voltage selector switch?  Posted: 26 Aug 2020, 02:11 |
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laserfanhld-gb wrote: Having just cast my untrained eye over the above manuals I think I'd 100% agree with you Julien, although should the need arise to open up the Sony at a future point the offer still remains. Inside pics of the MOD-RF1 would be welcomed in this topic: Sorry for the French: SONY MOD-RF1 insides/repair videoJulien
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Post subject: Re: Yamaha APD-1 voltage selector switch?  Posted: 16 Jan 2023, 02:22 |
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kris wrote: Did anyone here give this a try anyway? Hope it is as simple as soldering the connection in place That's what I was told but was waiting for pics to confirm  Julien
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Post subject: Re: Yamaha APD-1 voltage selector switch?  Posted: 16 Jan 2023, 11:53 |
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admin wrote: kris wrote: Did anyone here give this a try anyway? Hope it is as simple as soldering the connection in place That's what I was told but was waiting for pics to confirm  Julien Same. Still waiting. Until then I'm just using a proper step down unit. I have my R7G hooked up to it too.
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