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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: South Hedland
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Hi all.
This is an amp board design from China on Ebay. It looks like a decent amp layout, but they refuse to tell me (or haven't bothered replying to me) what design it is or provide schematic with specs etc. Anyhelp would be appeciated, as I like the compact nature, while still being semi descrete design... Here's the link: 300W LME49810 Mono channel Audio Amplifier Board - New - eBay Power Amplifiers, Amplifiers, Home Audio, Electronics. (end time 28-Nov-09 19:23:01 AEDST) or to make it easier the picture is attached: No doubt all the opt's and LME49810 are fake, but the desgin is more what I am interested in... Thanks, Edddie. |
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Everyone is spending time over there (even me) -- I wouldn't jump to the conclusion that any part of it is fake.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Oakland, Calif.
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NEW Audio amplifier kits, modules and many others. His web site has some other LME amps, some with documentation; although the 300W links seem to be broken: edit: I posted url, but it turned into the alias, go ahead and click below: Connexelectronic Last edited by benchtester; 17th November 2009 at 04:46 AM. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: South Hedland
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Thanks Bench Tester.. It does look like his 500w model, See how I go.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Overtaxed Long Island, NY
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Be aware it appears that he is selling only the PC board and not a complete kit.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Carp
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if the power spply rails are only +/- 45 to +/- 60 volts you won't get anywhere near 300 to 500 watts out of it at 8ohms. Maybe 2-4ohms with 5 pairs of outputs. Probably a misprint
300W LME49810 Mono channel Audio Amplifier Board 300W Mono Channel voltage :+-45V ~ +-60V Size 25.5CM X 7.8CM |
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: South Hedland
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I recon if the opt's are 1943's and 5200's, and with 5 a side and +- 65v with some circuit changes the output should be at least 250w into 8 ohm.. I recon. I might buy it and see what it's all about... Has any one else bought this module..???
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Carp
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I have an old Kenwood KM 106 with +/- 68 rails, rated output is 125watts @8 ohms, at onset of clipping just a tad under 180watts @8ohms. We would need to know the voltage rating of the capacitors on board and if the output is a triple or a double. Anyways the price of the board is very reasonable esp with all the parts plus what looks like a relay switched output too!
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Carp
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I received one today 34 days after ordering on the 18th of November. The seller contacted me when I had not left any feedback on Ebay after several weeks. I told the seller not to worry as when the item does arrive I would leave feedback. The caps on the board are rated at 100volts so using +/- 80 or 90 volt supplies shouldn't be much of a problem. The 4.7uf input cap is paralleled with a 0.1uf wima cap. There is noted on the board that it is a LME 49810 450watt. A small schematic was included in the package as well as insulators for the output transistors. Drivers are 2sc5171/2sa1930. Outputs are 2sc5200 and 2sa1943. The schematic shows different values than what are on the board. The schematic only shows 3 output pairs while in reality there are 5 pairs. Input is shown as 1.5u ll with 0.1 but is actually 4.7uf ll with 0.1uf. A upc1237 is included on board to provide DC output protection. Because of the size of the board I don't have a heatsink that fits all 13 transistors that have to be bolted down. I have one but it need to be modified a lot. The board looks exactly like the one available at Connexelectronic. Kinda busy right now with visiting the outlaws and the holidays etc. If I have a minute or 2 to spare I will try to post some close up pics.
Last edited by multisync; 22nd December 2009 at 03:09 PM. Reason: spelling |
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