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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: san diego
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Hey all again.
Ive been reading and reading brains manual and nuuk site on how to wire this thing and I want to make sure I do it right. First of: On the boards what do PG, OUT, OG, SG, N, CHG all mean? Next: I have two transformers and two rectifier boards, I got two of these http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=122-615 Heres the diagram: 2x115V BLU *--- --- * BLK 0V | | GRY --- --- RED 22V / 3.64A | | VIO * --- --- * ORA 0V | | BRN --- --- YEL 22V / 3.64A For the primaries I tied The two 115s together and the two 0s. Since Im doing mono blocks Im confused on how to wire the secondaries to the rectifier and from the rectifier to the amp. If some would be so kind to explain how to do this Id really appreciate and I understand that asking a lot so thanks in advance. |
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OUT = output + OG = output - IN = input + SG = input - CHG = chassis ground Let me know if you have any more questions. -- Brian |
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jawbreak,
I'll give it a go. This is what I think. OUT = signal OUT. so should go to red post OG = signal Out Ground, so should go to black post SG = Signal Ground, outer connection of RCA N is really IN = signal IN, centre of RCA CHG = CHassis Ground So you probably need to swap SG and IN and also OUT and OG. Edit: Too slow again.
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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yeah I was a little confused on what they meant and just looked at pics of finished amps to try and trace where the wires went heh.
thanks guys so much for all the help, tomorrow I finally get to build the cases and put it all together. Hope it works hehe. |
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