Stereo F5 Turbo V3

[TorH]

This thread will be a presantation in photos of my F5 Turbo V3 build, from beginning to end. It is two channels in one chassis. First some sourced parts.

 

[TorH]

Next up is some chassis parts.

 

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Big caps and big transformer.

 

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Planing layout and details of construction.

 

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More parts, and more planing.

 

[MASantos]

That is a BIIIIG amplifier!!!

What heatsinks will you be using?

 

[TorH]

Heatsinks coming up soon.

 

[TorH]

Got some new parts maufactured at a local workshop.

 

[2 picoDumbs]

I like pictures.

 

[TorH]

Some metal work.

 

[TorH]

Now I need some sleep. Will continue tomorrow.

 

[poseidonsvoice]

Keep it up! We're here to cheer you on

Best,
Anand.

 

[6L6]

Wonderful!

I love it!

🙂 🙂 🙂

😀 😀 😀

Keep the photos coming!

 

[d471778]

good,i am instereing it ,but have you did pass F5 before??it is good,but difficul

 

[WalterW]

Very nice! But where are the heatsinks?

I think it's better not to mount your output MOSFETs to a brushed aluminum surface. It's too rough. You should polish it first. Because heat transfer will be better to a smooth polished surface.
I think it's a black 10mm thick aluminum sheet where the heatsinks will be attached to?

 

[TorH]

Keep it up! We're here to cheer you on

Best,
Anand.

Wonderful!

I love it!

🙂 🙂 🙂

😀 😀 😀

Keep the photos coming!

Thanks guys. 🙂

good,i am instereing it ,but have you did pass F5 before??it is good,but difficul

Ive done one F5 before this V3.

Very nice! But where are the heatsinks?

I think it's better not to mount your output MOSFETs to a brushed aluminum surface. It's too rough. You should polish it first. Because heat transfer will be better to a smooth polished surface.
I think it's a black 10mm thick aluminum sheet where the heatsinks will be attached to?

You are maybe right about that, but with the insulators I think it will be ok.
Im using Laird Tgard 210.

Heatsinks coming up soon.

 

[TorH]

Finally some view of the heatsinks! XLR and speaker terminals.

 

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Rectifiers in the bottom, straight under the connection to the capacitors. The green boards are speaker protection.

 

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