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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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I do not know his name is this forum...but it seems he do not want to show himself off. Nice work he did.....also Klaas may be cooking something in his home.... after some beer in this saturday he may appear Sunday to tell us something. Greg is a guarantee...will make a very good one..for sure. Good weekend friends, as i know many of you use to disappear during weekends. Dx amplifier is beeing constructed in the Brazilian forum i use to visit too....i am glad about that...of course. regards, Carlos
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I'm looking forward to seeing the cleaned up PDF, RAJ did a very good job. I still have a bit to learn. regards
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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K here it is, cleaned up and with fatter pads..
Orientation is right for photoetching, think you have to flip it for toner transfer... Print at 300dpi, you dont have to extract the file just open in in winzip or winrar, select it by clicking with right mouse button, and click print file. It came out fine when I tested this procedure now... |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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" Dx amplifier is here...made for you my dear! " regards, Carlos
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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Also, an waterproof amplifier...just wait the water dry and plug it...will work fine and clean!....hehe regards, Carlos
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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You will be inside your home...listening with pleasure....you wil not answer to phone ringing...and in special, your car will be keept inside garage. Not running the car...fuel economy!...another advantage of the Dx amplifier compared to others. hehe Be Happy folks....i am! regards, Carlos
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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As old computer heatsinks are easy to find...also computer small fan blowers...they are cheap. Beeing very small, you can install 6 units inside to produce a nice home teather.... or amplifiers using input filters working as crossover....one for bass, other for treble and other for mids. Also small enougth to be included inside automobile amplifiers that already have switching power supplies. Small to be included inside a speaker enclosure, to produce an ative speaker. Very small boxes can be made...Dxyingclone can be produced. regards, Carlos
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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fine to your personal needs...will provide you the multi frequency amplification. 100 Watts can be produced using 35 volts symetrical supply...and even more including more output transistors (with emitter resistors) and bigger voltage supplies.... this may produce two nice bass units. Other four amplifiers, working over 8 ohms, a very standard Dx units will provide you more 200 watts of nice sonics amplifier. Minimum power of 600 watts can be constructed, Ximple and Xcheap! regards, Carlos
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Recife - Brasil Northeast
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Power proportion of music is around
50 percent for woofer 35 percent for mids 15 percent for highs. Beeing this way...Dx amplifier in a multi frequency system, will fit fine. Also audio quality is extremelly better when using dedicated amplifier into a reduced bandwidth...less distortion and higher quality of reproduction...also amplifiers can be tweaked to turn optimum their reproduction into some pre decided range of frequencies. Separating speakers, you will be inside the orchestra...a real surrounding system....instruments will came from different directions. The speaker price will be lower, as you may choice lower power units...matched with the bandwidth needed. Small speakers, used to Mids and treble can he hidden..to avoid problems with your wife...beeing low powered (because of power proportion you have inside modern music) you will be able to use very thin wires to run your system...do not worry with capacitances.... Dx amplifier is stable with 2.2 uf conected into it's output...so...some picofarads will not turn it unstable or will make it reproduce mufled sonics. The use of small heatsinks...computer chips heatsinks, will provide you noiseless fan blower work..also fan can work with reduced voltage...for example....8 Volts DC. regards, Carlos
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: leeuwarden
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I'm playing around with a vbe-multiplier now, mounted on main heatsink.
Trying to bias much higher now - before i biased at 30-40 mA , now i'm trying ~80 mA. It doesn't seem to stabilize. Also i noticed when driver-temperature goes up, bias goes up. The thermal compensation is probably not tracking fast enough (it takes a lot of time for the main heatsink to heat up when bias goes up, so the thermal compensation is reacting too slow). Only solutions i can think of now is mount thermal compensation to driver(s), or mount drivers to main heatsink. Any thoughts ? With kind regards, Klaas |
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