I'm not sure what you ask, Are you ask it for the duo2? if so, in that case I have at this moment no info about it.
Okay, R05 and R10 has code 101 and both are 100 Ω Q01 is not used. But most important, you have cleaned up a solder bridge to Q1.
Originaly the PSU had no bridge there , so i havent cleand anything . My "new" PSU had a bridge there but the trasformers are different ( but have the same Part number). I did the bridge my self because i was compare it with the from the box , Then i realise that they are much more different .In this case as i can follow the tracks , there is no use of R10 if there is no Q01 , bacause R10 leads no where .Am I right ? Last i try as on the picture without the R10 i had no voltages on the pins accept the 5V as much as i remember.
R10, yes indeed, when there is no Q01 transistor then has this resistor no use. But when this transistor were present, then it goes basically to the same circuit. With solder bridge the bridge wire goes to Q1 Without, it goes trough the transistor to the Co4 cap/zener diode, after the zener diode to Q1 Nevertheless these type psu's most common part which often blown up is the Q1 and the zener diode. So I have on mine 3 time these replaced, and funniest is that I removed this psu from my working vuduo to make this picture, after placing back the psu it (again) blows up with a big bang, Q1 totally has blown up into pieces. So, it's not the best type psu to use.
indeed agree with you .I bought 5 because i had the feeling that i will need more than one .let me try again to see if another one will blow out