Paradise Builders

[herrstagl]

Thanks for the super cool documentation. Looks really great!

Thanks for all your efforts.

regards, tom

 

[brozatus]

Dear Joachim,

it seems we all have to wait for the parts of the groupbuy, so I decide to begin with the enclosure.

I found the dimensions of the pcb's, but I have no idea how much space I have to leave for your pre-regulator, you wrote you will design.

Thanks a lot to all who make this possible,
Christoph

 

[GandRalf]

Hi Christoph,

Separate them.
The best way is to put the pre-regulator in its own box and away from the signals.

 

[brozatus]

Hi Gandralf,

thanks for your advice, it is very welcome.

I'm not sure if it will work, but I will try to get the
paradise in a case like my Symasym and Hepos, the
three in same size and shape will probably be my
favourite.

I have about 40 x 32 x 8 cm free space inside the case,
it is made of steel with a front added made of wood.

A fourth case just for the transformators and the pre
regulator is only the second choice for me, but if it
will not work out the way I wish I have to follow your
advice.

Thanks in advance for any ideas or support,
Christoph

 

[Joachim Gerhard]

I am not ready building the preregualtor but on the MPP thread you find a well working circuit and also a PCB from Algar.

 

[Benedetto]

Still nobody soldering on the new Boards ?

 

[pdul]

only Germans for now

 

[Benedetto]

Hi there
after populating those really cute Boards with Resistors
i do need some Spoon feeding about the LEDs.
I know ive been reading a lot about it in the MPP thread.
But it is long time ago since.
And i am an old man.
So
would someone please help me out with those facts ?

 

[RCruz]

What do you need to know about the leds ?

 

[Benedetto]

Hello Riccardo
i do remember there were some advices about
what to do.
But i am too stupid to find em.
Ive got a bunch of them here and simply forgot the point.
I remember every chain has to drop some voltage ...
Btw
im shure im not the only one.

 

[Marra]

I think its 1.8v across each led with the long lead going to the markings on the circle on the pcb.I'm sure someone will correct me if I am wrong.

 

[pdul]

I used green 3mm leds

 

[pdul]

It pays to use brand leds. Some of those from fleabay have a very short lifespan.

 

[Benedetto]

long lead going to the markings on the circle on the pcb.

At least this much is crystal clear.
But i do foggy recall there was a value for every chain.
Sorry for picking...

 

[Benedetto]

Bought mine from world famous Buerklin.

 

[RCruz]

Well.... use only "normal" brightness leds because each one should drop around 1.8 ~ 1.9v.

Be carefull to place them correctly (one inverted led will prevent normal functioning)

The marking in the board indicates Anode (+) Long leg.

You can use low current leds.

IMO Lowest noise comes from yellow ones but red are also ok

 

[hesener]

Well.... use only "normal" brightness leds because each one should drop around 1.8 ~ 1.9v.

Be carefull to place them correctly (one inverted led will prevent normal functioning)

The marking in the board indicates Anode (+) Long leg.

You can use low current leds.

IMO Lowest noise comes from yellow ones but red are also ok

Many thanks Ricardo, I was going to say the exact same things....

 

[pdul]

Has anyone found a good technique to keep the insulationpads in place while mounting the powertrannies, without the screws to help?

 

[Benedetto]

What kind of pads do you use ?

 

[Bksabath]

Just tiny litle bit of heat transfer not needed with Kerafoll but one only has 2 hands.

Kerafoll 86/83