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Join Date: May 2002
Location: Aalborg, Denmark
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We all love hardware......at least I do - this is some of the goodies that I have found 2.hand for use in my upcoming A30....
Trafo: 2x25 volts, 800 VA - can be wired to 2x23 - and will lose about 4 volts in 1ohm / 50 watt powerresistors Heatsinks: big, unused, got the for free from a friend whos company didnt need them in production (Thnx Peter !) What do you guess I could sink with one of those - 100 watt ?
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Heatsink from the top......
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Location: Aalborg, Denmark
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Heatsink from the side.....
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Slovenia
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Those heatsinks remind me to Classe amps ...
I doubt 1 peace is enough for 100W - if cutted on half - then you will easilly dissipate 100W on that new pair ... |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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Nice heatsink
Fat bodyplate, very nice.If you have 4 of those, you can make a monster amp chassis Did you consider a Aleph 5, with those 25V secondaries? Steen.
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: Aalborg, Denmark
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Cutting the heatsing in half ? - so I have to halves, that makes double width, but half the higth ? - The area will be the same, ABOUT 4600cm2 each - so I dont see how cutting them could make them better ?
Steen - I first got the PC board for A30, then ran across the trafo - I know its to large, so mabye ill get a 2x20 volt, but this was very cheap, and since I would like to burn a couple of volts in an CRC (got some nifty power resistors for mounting on heat sink...) But, the original A5 used 3 transistors pr. side, just like the A30, sure it should be able to handle 27-28 volts instead of 25 ?? I plan to lose 4 volts in the supply resistor..... I have 6 of the heatsinks, and mabye 4 more, if I pursuade my friend that he'll never get to use his, and I should build him a GC instead ;-) But I also have 4 pcs. of Zen 4 channels lying, along with two puwersupplys, so a balanced Z4 should also be build.... And then theres the pearl phono that Im struggeling with - it has some hum when turned up, mabye some grounding problem.... Cheers ! Hans
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Slovenia
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Buhl - believe me - just check the K/W curve in datasheets for heatsinks - after some height - for an average heatsink at arround 150mm - the curve becomes very flat - eg - a popular Fisher SK56 - at 100mm height - K/W is around 0,40, at 150 arround 0,32 and at 200mm 0,29
So cutting one SK56/200 into 2 100mm ones - you have 0,28K/W vs 0,4K/W//2-->0,2K/W ... Is there really no difference?? |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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Stabist is right about the dissipation,IMO. But what a shame to cut those nice big heatsinks in half. Did you make a GND connection to the PU arm, on your Pearl? Steen.
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: Aalborg, Denmark
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Oh my god - time flies....4½ years since I started on this A30 project....it is almost to embarrising....
![]() Chose to follow your advice Stabist, and cut the sinks - had it done at a local machineshop that also cut the 4mm panels - they did not do a very good job on the sinks - however, each sink has a nice looking side that I can use as top side Even though they also managed to scratch the "nice" looking side ![]() Attached a couple of pics fra about 3 weeks ago - right now the case is painted, circuits mounted, and I am in the process of wireing it up...more to come.... /Buhl
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: Aalborg, Denmark
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Damn.....almost a year more went by.....Got my self into a lot of trouble - got almost everything wired up when I discovered that my transformers (4x150VA EI Cores) buzzed like a jigsawe at full rpm. Tried rubber insulation - did'nt work - tried more rubber insulation - did'nt work. Builded a mains filter from scratch - did'nt work - cut all wires in anger and threw the EI's to h... - found a large 750 Toroid from a local manufacturer, installed it, wired everything up (I know - test before you do this) - and it blew all fuses that I had - bought a finished soft start module (The biggest DIY sin...?) - it still blew fuses - found out I had the secondaries wired up wrong
(I did not have make that mistake on the EI's - they provided the correct voltage )So - ten months and a lot of cursing and frustration later....It is beginning to look like something.....
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