heatsink
hi guys,
the BOM says to use the Fischer SK482 75mm Heatsink (= 3.8K/W)
but wouldn't it be better to use the Fischer SK487 75mm Heatsink (= 2.8K/W)
its a bit longer, so it would go 15mm beyond the board, but yes.
it would fit any case easily i think. and its also not that high as the SK482.
hi guys,
the BOM says to use the Fischer SK482 75mm Heatsink (= 3.8K/W)
but wouldn't it be better to use the Fischer SK487 75mm Heatsink (= 2.8K/W)
its a bit longer, so it would go 15mm beyond the board, but yes.
it would fit any case easily i think. and its also not that high as the SK482.
YES!
i`ve done it!
2 ident pieces of this in front of me.
i`ve done it!
2 ident pieces of this in front of me.
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Nice work! I myself am finishing up my boards.
Did you glue the standoffs for the calvin buffers?
didnt do it until now. but yes, i will glue them.
I placed mine a bit more towards the PSU, and have drilled holes through the PCB close to the two pots for each PSU rail. It'll be a bit longer wirings, but i like it to be mounted better.
Hi Boys,
got something new to tinker about for those who were interested in a symmetrical/balanced output.
A Paradise-style phase splitter/gain stage to preceed a pair of Calvin-Buffers.
See Paradise PhaseSplitter
jauu
Calvin
got something new to tinker about for those who were interested in a symmetrical/balanced output.
A Paradise-style phase splitter/gain stage to preceed a pair of Calvin-Buffers.
See Paradise PhaseSplitter
jauu
Calvin
Hi,
finally I finished my combined project:
Nigels speed controller an Paradise Phono Pre.
I put the speed controller and the preregulator for the paradise in one big box.
The phono pre is absolutely hum free (meanwhile)
Thanks for all your effort with construction and group buy!
@Alfred: Now the hearing session can take place!
finally I finished my combined project:
Nigels speed controller an Paradise Phono Pre.
I put the speed controller and the preregulator for the paradise in one big box.
The phono pre is absolutely hum free (meanwhile)
Thanks for all your effort with construction and group buy!
@Alfred: Now the hearing session can take place!
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Now that's a huge rebuilt classic TT, a nice speed ctrl, pre, and wall mount combo. Congrats. Do you remember the make of the silicon suction clamp resting on the controller's top right? Or you got a link where I can get one? Should be light under 100g. Is that one around 75g?
Very nice! Good to see a fellow Lenco owner.
I have the Nigel and Paradise boards but haven't ordered the parts yet. I also have Peter's PTP5 plates here for my next Lenco build.
I placed mine a bit more towards the PSU, and have drilled holes through the PCB close to the two pots for each PSU rail. It'll be a bit longer wirings, but i like it to be mounted better.
Please make sure the holes you drill have no copper fibers between top and bottom layer, and I will also recommend to use a plastic screw. I did think of that, but finally I thought glueing is as stable (for a mechanical connection that will not be used many times anyway) and there is no risk of short-circuiting the supply voltages with the ground plane.....
I have used a larger drill to make shure neither of the layers go THAT close to the holes, and i will use the screw isolator (that you usually have for TO220 devices) so the bottom layer for shure doesn't touch the screws. And i will use nylon risers. I also have nylon screws, but i think isolating will be enough (so that i can use the metal ones will make it sit even better).
It is the Revolution soft clamp.
"The Revolution" Soft Clamp - Detailed item view - srm-tech.co.uk SRM Design
