It is branded "Marcon"
When I remember correctly, I unsoldered it out of an never used Studer smps.
I think for the first fire up, I will use a reduced voltage (not 36VAC) from this test-tranny (the device on the left), to not exceed the limits of some parts.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Franz
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When Monday is a holiday, how do they call it in England? A bank holiday. Imagine having a Swiss bank holiday. Luxury only to put the phrase together.
Hi Erik
I purchased this caps in a small shop in Zurich, where the stock is empty now.
About the quality: this are good caps.
And they look good on a black pcb.
I did not compare it to others but I also use some in my simplistic Salas RIAA and I like the result.
I dont understand, why they brand this caps as MKP.
This caps are made of metallized polycarbonate, I would call it MKC.
Datasheet:
http://www.lcap.ch/pagesGB/textesGB/fichiersPdf/precision/MKP_g.pdf
Franz
I purchased this caps in a small shop in Zurich, where the stock is empty now.
About the quality: this are good caps.
And they look good on a black pcb.
I did not compare it to others but I also use some in my simplistic Salas RIAA and I like the result.
I dont understand, why they brand this caps as MKP.
This caps are made of metallized polycarbonate, I would call it MKC.
Datasheet:
http://www.lcap.ch/pagesGB/textesGB/fichiersPdf/precision/MKP_g.pdf
Franz
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... as we have the first sunny summer day since three weeks, the testing of my new psu is postponed.
At least some little progress: mounted on the final heathsink with M3 screws and freshly cutted threads.
Franz
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
At least some little progress: mounted on the final heathsink with M3 screws and freshly cutted threads.
Franz
Maybe they had tons of printed boxes from their MKP ranges to use?
There is a thread running about MKC and its qualities in audio as we speak...