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WTB Firstwatt Clone F2 PCB boards

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Tea-Bag said:
Does C5 and C1 need to be Bipolar?

Tea-Bag - C1,C2 & C5 are shown as non-polar, I thought that for C5 on Peter's board a poly could be used - but it is a tight fit - rpafenberg put a BlackGate PK there (which is polar) - so my original choice would be OK.

Just getting a bit touchy about the BOM!

C1 - I have put down as a poly which does fit the board - although I may just try to fiddle in a Mundorf MKP in that position.

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Tea-Bag - C1,C2 & C5 are shown as non-polar, I thought that for C5 on Peter's board a poly could be used - but it is a tight fit - rpafenberg put a BlackGate PK there (which is polar) - so my original choice would be OK.

Just getting a bit touchy about the BOM!

C1 - I have put down as a poly which does fit the board - although I may just try to fiddle in a Mundorf MKP in that position.

Alan

I noticed that handmade electronics has Silmic Bipolars know.

http://www.hndme.com/productcart/pc/viewCategories.asp?idCategory=198

I plan on using these critters in my build.
 
So, would we just jumper across the C1 position? And then any other precautions to take? Is DC offset rare these days for most audio sources? I guess I could measure my MP3 players and pre amps to check on the DC...

I think I have to take this back, as it looks like biasing the gate of input mosfet creates DC offset and the coupling cap protects the source, so after all it may be needed.
 
As I will receive the boards in couple days, I'm ready to start collecting payments.

The F2 amp board has a scoring line and is good for two channels.

Price for two channels pcb is USD$18, paypal payment to my e-mail address posted here: DIY Chip Amplifier Kits, PCB's, Components and Information.

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Please note that I will be away starting July 12 to Aug 4 and won't be able to process orders during that time.
Mr. Daniel, do you still have any F2 pcb (or any other F) available with ps pcb as well?

Thank you
 
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