theGuy,
My apologies for messing up the list.
Ryan
No worries.
Buzzforb, let me know if you'd like me to reconstitute the in-thread list from latest spreadsheet info.
I've added a tax & shipping sheet and included this in the calculations: assumed flat shipping cost and % tax, don't know whether this helpful given variable costs based on state.
Hi Buzzforb, theguy,
I'm a bit puzzled here. I subscribed for the V2 F5t however I saw different content variations. So my quetion is.
Is the V2 kit including all fets, diodes, resistors etc. needed to build a stereo amp? Or do I need to add Fets and diodes in the spreadsheet.
regards,
Nils
I'm a bit puzzled here. I subscribed for the V2 F5t however I saw different content variations. So my quetion is.
Is the V2 kit including all fets, diodes, resistors etc. needed to build a stereo amp? Or do I need to add Fets and diodes in the spreadsheet.
regards,
Nils
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V2 will sound great on those efficient speakers and will be plenty of power. Whether v3 will sound better is an opinion. It's about more power for large transients in music. V2 is excellent. V3 is just nasty
Hi Buzzforb, theguy,
I'm a bit puzzled here. I subscribed for the V2 F5t however I saw different content variations. So my quetion is.
Is the V2 kit including all fets, diodes, resistors etc. needed to build a stereo amp? Or do I need to add Fets and diodes in the spreadsheet.
regards,
Nils
Gets and diodes are separate, but can be included. There is now a spreadsheet that has been started with all relevant info. Any questions, just PM me.
Just kicking the can here and keeping spreadsheet available. I could add it to my sig, but forgot how
No tax is necessary and shipping column can be added to main spreadsheet along with email.
F5T GB #2
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnoM1f9SEyoEdGk0d3VGZXdlenREVUFZRndrM19iTHc#gid=0[/QUOTE]
Also,
If getting TeaBag's PSU boards(only real option), add you name to the list. It would save you money to have him ship them to me and then they go out with the kit.
No tax is necessary and shipping column can be added to main spreadsheet along with email.
F5T GB #2
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnoM1f9SEyoEdGk0d3VGZXdlenREVUFZRndrM19iTHc#gid=0[/QUOTE]
Also,
If getting TeaBag's PSU boards(only real option), add you name to the list. It would save you money to have him ship them to me and then they go out with the kit.
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Hi Buzzforb, theguy,
Is the V2 kit including all fets, diodes, resistors etc. needed to build a stereo amp? Or do I need to add Fets and diodes in the spreadsheet.
regards,
Nils
Wijgers,
further to Buzzforb's reply:
- the base kit specified in column B or C does not include required mosfets & diodes
- to request the required mosfets and diodes for the kit, enter a "yes" in column E
- some users were requesting supplemental mosfets and diodes in column O beyond those they requested through column E in case of overheating while soldering and other breakage: these are reflected in columns K & L. If you'd like to do the same, please enter the quantities in column L & K.
- I've added comments to the column headers to describe this (just mouse-over)
No tax is necessary and shipping column can be added to main spreadsheet along with email.
Buzzforb,
I see you've consolidated the V1/V2 columns: was going to ask about that.
I've specified a zero tax and shipping rate in that sheet for now; will add shipping column to orders sheet.
One other thing I noticed is that lo_tse's custom order comments and price has been over-written with the calculated order price; don't know whether you or lo_tse changed this.
Here's what he/she had originally:
- $125 (kit price) + $64 (2 sets of FETs) + $24 (16 diodies) =$213.00. I added extra components (see column L). My total price will be $213 + $44 = $257.00. Please double check my calculation.
- would like to get 2 x CL30, 2 xCL60 thermistors, 4 extra diodes, and one more set of FETs ($6.0 + $6.0 + $32.00 = $44 extra)
V1/2 is the same with the exception of the diodes, so only that column would be affected by one choice or the other. I changed LoTse's info after you added the column that allowed for extra mosfets. This cleaned everything up a bit. I will add the thermistors to his total.
Please keep asking and checking. It is a tremendous help and helps me keep mistakes on my part to a miminum.
Please keep asking and checking. It is a tremendous help and helps me keep mistakes on my part to a miminum.
Theguy,
Your hired! Thank you for your effort
For stateside transformers, I would suggest Antek. For stateside heatsinks, I would suggest Heatsinks uSA 10.08 profile or buying store case.
You're welcome.
Thanks for tip on Antek; I'm guessing this would be the AN 8448 or AN10488 based on the 48V rail voltage in the manual for a V2? And which of the 36V transformers here for the V1?
Re. heatsinks, had included that in the components sheet.
Re. case, I"m guessing the "BIG Amp Chassis" is the one since needs loads of heat dissipation for class A and quasi sinks don't really do the job? I've added to spreadsheet.
One more question: looking at build pictures, it appears that main board actually consists of two boards, one for each channel/heatsink. When we get around to requesting these of Tea Bag, will we specify this as 1 or 2 boards?
mortron - V1/V2 Std, PSU - yes
mortron, looks like your V1 request was lost in the consolidation of V1/V2 columns in spreadsheet, so have put you down for V2 there: please correct if you made this change
Note that V1 is just V2 minus some output diodes; I believe you will also need a smaller transformer for V1, Buzzforb can confirm
OK, got it: wasn't understanding how the factor applied.
One question:
- if I do that multiplication on 25V, I get 32V, which is the rail voltage specified in the manual for V1/V2 main board schematics: so far, so good
- however, the manual refers to a rail voltage of 48V for beefed up V2 PSU, but this may just be example calculation: not really following how this PSU section fits in
One question:
- if I do that multiplication on 25V, I get 32V, which is the rail voltage specified in the manual for V1/V2 main board schematics: so far, so good
- however, the manual refers to a rail voltage of 48V for beefed up V2 PSU, but this may just be example calculation: not really following how this PSU section fits in
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