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Join Date: Nov 2005
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hey
I hope this thread title is precise enough to give a clear direction, and to keep it on track please post pictures tell about your experiences ask questions anything about F5 components |
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This is my reference F5 amp , for now.
This is a no thermal compensation, no current limited design, with Toshiba outputs. The resistor compliment is now (from PRP in pic) 1k texas instruments z-foils, 47r z-foils 100K caddock TSF, 1K prp resistor in parallel with 5K pot for setting bias. The source jfet resistors are 10R caddocks, 50R caddocks for feedback resistors and Mp-930 .5R source resistors for toshibas. The board is a cviller version 2 board, hacksawed down to fit into smaller chassis. Run ~.750mv bias.
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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My F5 amp is yet to be completed. And, I don't have any of it here with me to shoot some pics.
However, I'm using a 1 watt PRP JFET Source R and 1/2 watts in the JFET input, Drain, and MOSFET gate stoppers. No temp correction or current limiting as yet. I'm using 5 watt mills MRA-5s at the MOSFET Source Rs and Feedback Rs. I'm also using a dual pair of Toshiba outputs on The CViller Board. So far the PSU consists of 1 400VA 2x15 Antek per channel with shotkey diodes (don't remember which ones at the moment) and CRC filter. 5x CDE 10,000uF > 2X .25ohm 50W mills in paralell > 5x CDE 10,000. I guess that about covers most of the components?
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Join Date: May 2001
Location: Norway, -north of the moral circle..
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I did ask this question in the other thread, but there was no response..
This thread can be a very valuable resource to already established builders of the F5 - but with the potential danger of being stamped as a sour *** - which I'm certainly not - what about potential new builders....?All the information is readily available , and a good selection of components out there,too - with one crucial exception - the 2SJ108.....????
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There are pics of my F-5 in the pictures thread/sticky. I used the Tech-diy parts kit, very basic, resistors were Panasonic for the larger values, and Dales
for the smaller ones. IRF out puts, Antek transformers. I'm planning a couple more builds and want to use the Toshiba outputs this time, which I have aquired several sets of, along with matched Jfets. I would like to make this one a little more of a hot rod, so exotic resistors and so forth are what I have my eye on, this one will have no current limiting either. This thread is very timely, efforts appreciated. Russellc |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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I neglected to mention, I will use the 74s and 170s as I have several. Rather than the 370s and 108s
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Hi Tea bag
I have eard very good results /comment for the Z foils. What are your impression? Where did you get them? Tanks Al PS. any spares? |
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I use member BLUES in the states, but Spencer is also a reliable source for these parts. This should be a non-issue. Tech-diy also offers the kits with the JFET included, and other parts. His service is also excellent. Ships international. I just bought 4 matched sextuplets of IRF's from him.
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I put them in my DCB1 first and was very impressed. I put them into the F5 following the PRP, and I got a more detail, and a good tone from it. I've noted that the DCB1 is more prone to noticing resistor changes than the F5, but I can hear a difference between them to. It's quite possible less expensive resistors could bring equally good results, one has to play around with them. Any first build I do, I start with Dale's or PRP's. Both are very good. Some people think resistor mod's are bogus, but I disagree. They certainly change things
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