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Join Date: May 2008
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I told 2x100w/8ohms, 2 ohms capable. |
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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How about a couple of 2kva trafos
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Join Date: May 2008
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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Never mind
Anyway, this is all too confusing to those who seek advice, and not relevant to builders of F5 Nelson states 6A continious is needed, and 10A peak 2x 18Vac trafos with minimum 10A 360watt trafos pr channel is absolute minimum 500watt pr channel should work fine Here we can get Amplimo 300, 500, 625, 800VA, with 2x 18Vac I dont know, but I have always known 500watt toroids to be the upper limit without using softstart |
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Join Date: May 2008
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But finally i think you are not far from the truth. 100w/8ohms give peaks of 200w corresponding to 5A pk then, 10Amp pk@4 ohms and 20amp pk@2ohms. Which correspond to a 2x35v transformer 1400va/ channel. And not less than350va@8ohm and 700va@4ohms. The problem is, when you read about this on the web or in books, opinions differ. |
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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Ok, measured voltage is actually 2x 38Vac, 25-30A(?)
Specced by pros doing a balanced 500watt classA, 2000watt AB I think two of those were used each channel Water cooling, PC control, motor vario powerup They did build working proto amps Aimed at recording studios etc Not sure they sold any Well, they are from before anyone thought about classD These trafos are leftovers Fun to look at, but have become more of a burden now ![]() Today, I tend to believe that smaller sound better I have 50watt AB monos with 500watt trafos With singel pair BJTs they play in 2ohm easily, and still sound nice I suppose classA is best done BIG, not to have all sorts of heat issues ClassA is no cheap affair I have really no interest in classA as such But I do have interest in F5 And I really like the size, and its elegant "simplicity" But had it been bigger I wouldnt be here |
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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forgot to say that I had a Hiraga clone some 30years agoAnd since then been waiting for this to happen
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Formerly "jh6you". R.I.P.
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Impressive . . .
And, all including me are making readers entirely confused . . . in the transformer sizing . . . God bless us . . . please . . .
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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I sure hope this one was correct
Noone argued, so I suppose it is Quote:
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