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#121 |
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Tomball Texas
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You know you can use the chokes on the grounded side of the b+ supply.
Make your voltage requirement a lot easier to meet. Nick |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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I'll be using Lundahl 1638 chokes. Consulting with Kevin (US Lundal distributor), I should be ok with the voltages and the currents they'll be used with. No value will be exceeded.
http://www.lundahl.se/pdfs/datash/1638.pdf JD |
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Notrhern Cal
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Thanks! Ronp
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#124 |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Methinks it's just about there. Added a delay and slow start circuit to the megabeast. Turn on sequence for upper supply:
1. turn on main power switch... Amperite 75 second delay to primary while 866a MV rectifier filaments heat. 2. Amperite trigers and secondary 6.3v sets the 25 second solid state 555 based timer (Sophia Electric). **In case of a power blip, the Solid State device will reset and give some time for the heaters to warm, as the Amperite will probably be too hot to give the 75 second delay**. 3. Sophia trigers and separate 6.3vct tranny heats the 6CG3 damper diode. 4. damper diode slowly heats then ground circuit in upper supply is made and full B+ is availible. Note 1 .... The center tap of the damper diode filament transformer is biased to the cathode as to keep their potential at the same level. The Damper diode has a max rating of 900volts Cathode to heater w.r.t heater being negative (relative to cathode). Note 2 ...I liberally use CL80's for turn on current surge for the big tranny as it's a toroid and to add just a bit of ramp up time. Redundant, maybe, but cheap and they only cost a couple of volts, not to much to worry about. The Damper Diode also costs about 20 volts or so. The lower supply uses a 5852 Bendix, a Aerospace version of a 6X5GT. It has a 45 second heat up time, so it can be used as-is for the 20B. JD Last edited by Jeffrey Davison; 18th March 2010 at 05:27 PM. |
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: The 1st State
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Construction pics ???
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Join Date: Oct 2010
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Hello. I am also curious to hear how this amp turned out. The switches were thrown, the anticipation was building, and....
Thanks for sharing. This has been a fun thread to follow. CR |
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