PC Boards for v9?

[veteran]

Try to use this, direct link:

www.audio.webd.pl

I have to change domain hosting firm

[jimmyd53]

Has anyone estimated the component cost to build the V9? Thanks.

James

[steenoe]

And I just finished making first two boards.

Me too
C5 is missing a solderpad

Steen

[Peter Daniel]

You are much faster, I didn't populate mine yet.

[moe29]

Would any of you have a part # for the standoff you use to mount
a PCB like this to a flat back heatsink?

Would there be one that has a threaded end that one could screw
into the hetsink?

(On my original Zen i just use the FETS mounted to the hetsink...
not a very elegant solution!)


Thanks,
m.

[XELB]

Can I use two boards for differential input ?
This would give 4 boards, 2 for each channel.

[Variac]

might be amusing to make 2 circuits on each of the boards with a snap score between them.

then you can use one board for 2 channels unbalanced,

OR:

snap it in two if you want 2 separate unbalanced boards.

OR:
leave the board in one piece for a balanced circuit.



I would like this because I might want a balanced amp also..

[steenoe]

Would there be one that has a threaded end that one could screw

Yes its a standard part. I dont have a part number for you, but standoffs at about 1/4 inch or just over, should fit nicely.

Steen

[steenoe]

Here is another pic of how the Lovoltech's are installed on the pcb. I extended the legs with 1mm tinned copper. Note that the standoffs will be turned around for mounting on the heatsink.

Steen

[md_Stryker]

Originally posted by steenoe
Here is another pic of how the Lovoltech's are installed on the pcb. I extended the legs with 1mm tinned copper. Note that the standoffs will be turned around for mounting on the heatsink.

Steen

Try these.

FastenerSuperstore - Standoffs

Digi-Key