Pictures of your diy Pass amplifier

[PsykoK]

Hi Marra,

You know the wood working was the easy part.
Dovetail are not hard to do if you are patient.

Alex

[qusp]

it would be better if we were able to attach, but inline in text body; this is much more useful than just in a group at the bottom, particularly for tutorials. presently, unless things have changed; I think the only way you can do that is if linked from an external host. if attached afaik it always must be in a group at the bottom of the post. so if there could be a limit of file size/visual size, but also allowing inline images this would be ideal IMO

Originally Posted by Zen Mod

it's easy to implement same size [KB] restrictions for both attached and linked pictures , when polishing forum software ; in that case bigger pic files can be automatically just shown as active text links , instead as pics shown inline in post's body

not easy for me , but certainly for guys doing the job

anyway - I always prefer attached pics , or at least linked to place which I'm directly controlling

which was exactly the case with PsykoK's pics (own web site) , except last one (euphonia forum)

[6L6]

ZM -

If you wait, the board will automatically resize the pics and present a smaller thumbnail. It takes usually a couple of hours. Then you can still click into the really big pics if you care to.

It always seems to do that to my photos, but I try not to post anything wider than about 600 or so.

[sakellogg]

Originally Posted by PsykoK

Hi Marra,

You know the wood working was the easy part.
Dovetail are not hard to do if you are patient.

Alex

well in that case, i hate u.

im kidding. very nice. something to strive for, on my end.

wow, i wish i could do that.

[Eric]

Originally Posted by alex mm

....my unfinished amplifier , missing some parts
Alex.

Alex - In the first image of your chassis, I'm looking at the shiny square next to your power supply caps that looks like a bridge rectifier. This method of mounting the rectifier will cause it to overheat and fail. The case of the rectifier is metal and needs to be attached to a heat sink in order to dissipate heat. It may be that you have already purchased a sink to attach to the top of your rectifier, in which case there are no worries.

But, as pictured, you are set up for a problem in the near future. You might even want to move the rectifier off of this board and directly attach it to one of main sinks for your chassis...

Eric

[Marra]

Originally Posted by PsykoK

Hi Marra,

You know the wood working was the easy part.
Dovetail are not hard to do if you are patient.

Alex

You haven't seen me let loose with a tenon saw

[sakellogg]

Originally Posted by Marra

You haven't seen me let loose with a tenon saw

When I use one its a TENDON saw!

Skill I don't have it

[aaronboumans]

Today I start using my new amp;
I allready showed it on a separate thread but I posted a preview here a while ago.
In the future I will give it a nice finish
here; 8 Channel Amplifier

and here; several Aleph's in one big case

[The Space Egg Corp]

HOLY HEATSINKS AARON !!!

How many HEATSINKS is that...
...A LOT !!!

I guess the dolly is removed as the crane lowers it into position, on the RSJ reinforced floor.

Oh well...
...If you can't carry it...WHEEL move it somehow !!!

Cheers

Si.

[Aleksi M]

Old amp, new pics.


http://amattsso.1g.fi/kuvat/Audio/DSC_1250.jpg/full