Last successful builds were a few A75, 25 years ago, still working and the caps are from that era.You can use larger capacitance up to a point. Just remember the inrush current is more (which taxes your thermistor, power switch, etc…). For more details and calculations, see my post here. If this is a new build or you are a new builder, suggest sticking with the original design so your maiden voyage is without fireworks. I personally try to limit as much ptp wiring as possible to minimize points of failure.
Best,
Anand.
So practically a 25 year old virgin.
I will just go with the design, too little time left to muck around.
But I still have that text book gifted to me by my then GF that I learnt a lot from, by Messrs Horowitz and Hill.
Excellent book, a reference! And Also Bob Cordell’s Designing Power Amplifiers book. PM me off line and I can suggest more that may be better to ease into the hobby since Horowitz and Hill would probably be more apropos for 1st semester EE’s.But I still have that text book gifted to me by my then GF that I learnt a lot from, by Messrs Horowitz and Hill.
Best,
Anand.