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If yo calculate well it can deliver that because it each channel has two pairs of transistors that's to say (C5200 & A1943) & (C5198 & A1941) The first rail let's say it will deliver 60w & second rail to deliver 40w when we add up 60w+40w = 100w*2 = 200 watts. so in my thinking it can deliver 200 watts . thanks for watching.

The reason why I rate this amp 200 watts because the first transistors each pair can deliver about 70 to 100 watts, it has 2 pairs 1 each channel (C5200 & A1943) & it has the other pair of transistors & those can add more power to the amp & in this case it can deliver roughly 50 to 70 watts at each channel (C5198 & A1941) then total will be 60+80 *2 =280 watts which is 140 watts each channel at 45VDC but on this amp, it was 30VDC that's why it was rated 200 watts because the op amp cannot withstand voltage above 30V if so it may make much distortion & even shutting off. thanks for watching & to give me that feedback.

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It's RMS not P.M.P.O , thanks for watching my friend.

Circuit diagram is already in the video & even now the thumbnail is also a circuit diagram, for component names are described in the video itself , thanks for watching & to give us the feedback

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Brother I am from Uganda. To get electronic components, I use online ways like Albaba & Amazon but there are more online ways you can use. On circuit diagram I use a software called "DrawExpress lite pro" you can get it from play store & then your creativity do the the work & grow, so I wish you the best. Thanks👍👏👍

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For a circuit diagram please visit our channel page navigate to COMMUNITY tab click on it then you will see the circuit diagram about that video we have posted it few minutes ago, thanks for watching.

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For a well explained video is there, which is a long form video, check on our playlist "MECHANICAL ENGINEERING" you will see those videos they are two, thanks for watching👍

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The name of that software is DrawExpress lite pro PC version which is used on desktop & mobile app may also work but it's slow & is missing some features, thanks for watching

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Rated to 150 watts RMS output on 8 ohm speaker, 300 watts us P.M.P.O rating, thanks for watching👍

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@@jimecomtechnologies6119 I don't think he is giving you advise. Advise would be given _before_ you build this and make a video. I am pretty sure he is saying your claims are untrue.

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@@jimecomtechnologies6119 Don't take my word, just do the math: V(Volts)=I(Amps)*Z(Ohms), P(Watts)=V(Volts)*I(Amps); So V^2(Volts)=P(Watts)*Z(Ohms) So: If P=300W and Z=8 Ohms then V=sqr(300*8)=48.989V With the circuit loss you will need then >50V (but calibrate your capacitors)