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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: The Sticks, NS
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I plan to build BrianGT's LM4780 kit but with a snubberized supply and a 19-0-19 traffo.
Would 2 power supply boards be recommended? If I use only 1 supply board will a single bridge with 4 MUR860's(because my tranformer is center-tapped) be enough for 90W x 2 into 4 ohm speakers? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Princeton B.C.
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I put the 4780 brian gt kit together. The transformer is a plitron with dual secondaries. I left the diode bridge and the amp board together. I got 30 volts dc at v- pg- pg+ v+ The fuses keep blowing; up to 4 amp so far. The chip is mounted directly to the heat sink but the heat sink is isolated from the ground. What size of fuse do I need? Is there a schematic for wiring up the 8 diodes with the red yellow, blue grey secondaries? Red yellow serves one diode rect. and blue grey the other .
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Kingston, ON
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Are you using slow-blo fuses? If not, that's your fuse problem right there. Otherwise, try a 5A.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Princeton B.C.
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No just regular automotive fuses. Who would carry slow blow fuses?
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Kingston, ON
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Well, 20 years ago Radio Shack carried 'em...
If you can't find them locally, Digikey (www.digikey.ca) has them. Small orders cost $5 to ship, larger orders have free shipping. Suggested Part Numbers -- 3AG (1.25 x .25"): F329-ND F332-ND Metric (5x20mm): WK2263-ND WK4860-ND WK4823-ND F981-ND ...The ones starting with F are worth about a buck each and are sold in groups of five. The ones starting with W are about fifty cents each and are sold individually. Hint: Order spares. Wes
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Princeton B.C.
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Thanks for the help. I got some 5amp slo blow at Active Electronics Vancouver. What a hell of a time I had to get it to work!! I finally had to have each primary feeding 1/2 of both sides of the rectifier boards.
The amp sounds great and so quiet, no on off pop, nothing! It is also bringing some new appreciation for some speakers I have. Just for fun I by-passed one board only with some oil caps. Will plan to listen and evaluate. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Princeton B.C.
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Good looking power supply! I guess it's up to me tolearn more about power supplies; imho it makes a big difference in the amp performance.
In the interim I did this: added nichicon, g-luxon 4700uf directly to the boards bypassed with .001uf non polar snubber 10r+100nf metal poly cap. Sounds good. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Princeton B.C.
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One channel did not have the same clarity and bass authority. What I did was use nichicon 4700uf on one side and g-luxon 4700uf on the other all 50 v. I finally tried swithching all I could to try and discover what the difference was. The side with the g-luxon was better all around, Went and changed out the nichicons and put in the g-luxons. Result; these unknown to me luxons are way better imho. I've used nichicons before but never g-luxon.
a nice find, cheers doggy |
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Thats a nice supply. ![]() Now those are snubbers. Cheers! Russ
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