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Old 22nd April 2008, 01:26 AM   #231
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Old 22nd April 2008, 06:40 AM   #232
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Just curious you think there will be a group buy for a balanced version PCB? I'm quite interested. What's the rated output power on this amp? I had heard its rather efficient for a class A amp.
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Old 22nd April 2008, 07:16 AM   #234
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Default F5 Pcb

Here is one way we could lay a one sided board for the F5 circuit based directly on Nelson’s schematic.

Still on the proofing stage so suggestions, discussion and corrections are welcomed.

Needing components to attach the blue LED that will be added soon so no nasty for this omission please.

Nelson, thanks for sharing this wonderful amp that I’m sure will transcend time and be regarded as a classic.
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Here is one way we could lay a one sided board for the F5 circuit based directly on Nelson’s schematic.

Still on the proofing stage so suggestions, discussion and corrections are welcomed.

Needing components to attach the blue LED that will be added soon so no nasty for this omission please.

Nelson, thanks for sharing this wonderful amp that I’m sure will transcend time and be regarded as a classic.

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Old 22nd April 2008, 09:28 AM   #236
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Your PCB look nice!

I just have one comment. These 2 FETs will run so hot, can you increase the distance of them to around 6 inches.

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Old 22nd April 2008, 10:00 AM   #237
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... will run so hot, can you increase the distance of them to around 6 inches.


Yeah...

I often wonder why many of diyers here are not using the chassis space (or wide heat sink area) efficiently for better heat distribution. In general, they are eager to make the signal path as short as possible, and crowded layout with the components... But, at the cost of probable short FET-life, for what...? Better sound? Beauty? Anyone can explain?
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Yeah...

I often wonder why many of diyers here are not using the chassis space (or wide heat sink area) efficiently for better heat distribution. In general, they are eager to make the signal path as short as possible, and crowded layout with the components... But, at the cost of probable short FET-life, for what...? Better sound? Beauty? Anyone can explain?
Could it be driven by the standard sizes economically available from the manufacturers of short run pcb's?

Compare the F4 board from PD with original layout per NP for instance.
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Old 22nd April 2008, 11:03 AM   #239
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How about scaling the balanced design for more power.
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Old 22nd April 2008, 11:51 AM   #240
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How about scaling the balanced design for more power.

Please remember that the JFETs you are considering to use
have maximum Vgds of 25V...





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