Ah what the heck, more pictures in the contest can't hurt 
Do you need them emailed, or can you pick them up off my ISP? I'll give you the URLs. I don't need more PCBs, and I've already posted the pictures in a different thread, but it'll be cool to have mine up there next to Peter's. Probably the only way that's going to ever happen
Anyway... the pictures are here:
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/saurav/gc/1.jpg
They go from 1.jpg through 10.jpg (lower case).
Do you need them emailed, or can you pick them up off my ISP? I'll give you the URLs. I don't need more PCBs, and I've already posted the pictures in a different thread, but it'll be cool to have mine up there next to Peter's. Probably the only way that's going to ever happen Anyway... the pictures are here:
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/saurav/gc/1.jpg
They go from 1.jpg through 10.jpg (lower case).
Saurav said:Ah what the heck, more pictures in the contest can't hurt
Anyway... the pictures are here:
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/saurav/gc/1.jpg
They go from 1.jpg through 10.jpg (lower case).
I added you to the gallery:
http://www.briangt.com/gallery/nigc
Thanks,
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Brian
Ultrachrome,
I put your pictures in my gallery.
Gallery:
http://www.briangt.com/gallery/nigc
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Bria
I put your pictures in my gallery.
Gallery:
http://www.briangt.com/gallery/nigc
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Bria
Jamh
Very unique setup. Were you recycling something?
Neat how you've built around your superstructure
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Ultrachrome
...it would have been neat to see the chips on top of the amp
-like you see the tubes on the Foreplay. That was a really good
idea though - that's an easy to build, functional chasis.
Very unique setup. Were you recycling something?
Neat how you've built around your superstructure
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Ultrachrome
...it would have been neat to see the chips on top of the amp
-like you see the tubes on the Foreplay. That was a really good
idea though - that's an easy to build, functional chasis.
Line fuse? What line fuse? I'm still deciding on a power entry solution. I purchased a handful of the power entry modules Peter Daniel listed on his site but then realized last night that I don't have any fuses that fit it. I think I'm just going to hardwire the power cord with an inline fuse holder.
I must admit the enclosure was somewhat hastily conceived. I didn't know if I'd like it so I only used a 1/16" top plate and some recycled mahogany plywood from the 50's vintage kitchen cabinet doors a friend was ripping out of his girlfriend's house.
But I am pleased with the way it turned out. I just replaced the transformer bolt with a brass panhead screw which looks much better.
I've been running it for about 45minutes tonight and the 6" x 10" x 1/16" plate is warm near the chips but I can't detect any warmth toward the transformer side.
I must admit the enclosure was somewhat hastily conceived. I didn't know if I'd like it so I only used a 1/16" top plate and some recycled mahogany plywood from the 50's vintage kitchen cabinet doors a friend was ripping out of his girlfriend's house.
But I am pleased with the way it turned out. I just replaced the transformer bolt with a brass panhead screw which looks much better.
I've been running it for about 45minutes tonight and the 6" x 10" x 1/16" plate is warm near the chips but I can't detect any warmth toward the transformer side.
Moe, I thought about a way to show off the boards but I couldn't think of anything I liked.
I like the cleaner look of the clean top plate. In fact I would like to rebuild my Foreplay like Wardsweb did. Very clean. I have a picture of Wardsweb Foreplay hanging in my cube at work for inspiration.
But I still need to find a home for the first one I built...
I like the cleaner look of the clean top plate. In fact I would like to rebuild my Foreplay like Wardsweb did. Very clean. I have a picture of Wardsweb Foreplay hanging in my cube at work for inspiration.
But I still need to find a home for the first one I built...
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one thing i learned too... wrap the bare AC Inlet with electric tape
when you have it on the workbench like that... it's easy to
accidently brush up against it
when taking measurements,
or just running it like that.
The more i look at the CHIPplay... the more i like it! Maybe I'll
make one like that to keep my Foreplay company
when you have it on the workbench like that... it's easy to
accidently brush up against it
when taking measurements,or just running it like that.
The more i look at the CHIPplay... the more i like it! Maybe I'll
make one like that to keep my Foreplay company
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