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WTB: F4 PCB boards

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Variac said:
This post explains it. If you read the thread it might have been tedious but you could have found out this info yourself.

http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=1231125#post1231125


e-mail funds via paypal to the e-mail address peter lists there. When you send via paypal the is a text box where you can note what you are ordering.

variac


Attitude much ?

\Maybe it takes way to much time to look through so many posts. Ever thought about that ?
 
Peter,

I received some very beautiful boards last Monday. Many thanks! :happy1:

Are you still planning to post more information regarding your power supply board? Now that I have the board in my hand, I’m thinking that it would also be great for small projects, such as the Pearl external power supply that I never built.

No pressure and no hurry either. I think I can figure this out from what you have already posted. But, I’m new at this and can use all the help I can get.

Thanks again,
Looney
 
Looneytunes said:
Are you still planning to post more information regarding your power supply board? Now that I have the board in my hand, I’m thinking that it would also be great for small projects, such as the Pearl external power supply that I never built.

I'm glad you all like the boards, they came out pretty nice indeed, with thick traces and nice shine, and the color that is neither blue nor green ;)

The PS board was supposed to be truly universal, I tested the diodes configurations this morning and it all works fine. Here a short outline:

The rectifier section is supposed to be separated and high power diodes mounted as in a picture below (they can be attached directly to a chassis for heat dissipation, isolation pads needed). The board is designed mainly for 3 pin rectifiers, but will work with other diodes packages as well. Here's MUR3060:
 

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