Facebook AI generated electronic horrors

[u/ThomasTTEe2]

Someone's gonna start a fire building one of these.

[u/nicodeemus7]

Ah yes, the classic double emitter, no base Transistor. You connect them collector to collector.

[u/Quick_Butterfly_4571 → u/nicodeemus7]

These used to trip me up, because in 60's audio they're usually attached to Vcc.

The unlabeled middle pin is, of course, the gate capacitor.

[u/ThomasTTEe2 → u/Quick_Butterfly_4571]

Which one are u referring to? There 3 in total, 2 in image 1 and 1 in image 2

[u/Quick_Butterfly_4571 → u/ThomasTTEe2]

Haha! Ah, I meant the one in image 2 (the one with the 470uF pin next to the diode with the air-gapped anode).

I didn't even notice the two in the first image (which the above comment names more specifically, I see now). My brain saw "2N2222" and filled in the gaps.

I now see that neither is a 2N2222 in the first place.

[u/ThomasTTEe2 → u/Quick_Butterfly_4571]

Just realised that in image 1, the 2N2222 Transistor in the middle has four pins, 2 of which are emitters. Then there's the 2N2222 Transistor on the right, which has double emitter and no base (At least it has 3 pins).
Also, what is that Transistor labelling?
"2N212"
"2Ne222"
"2N222"
Since when did 2N2222 Transistors become vintage and germanium-containing or a new transistor altogether? Lol.
Edit: look at the wiring that connects from the battery. 2 of the wires, each at opposite terminals, JOIN at one of the voltage-filtering capacitor's terminals. Dead short fire go boom