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Old 11th February 2009, 08:47 PM   #81
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OK, thanks for your explanation. It's very easy to get paranoid about counterfeit parts nowadays.

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Old 11th February 2009, 08:49 PM   #82
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I'm using 2x40Vac 500VA toroid, PS10K80 psu (upgrade caps to 18mF x 6pcs) and TA3020 amp..
xaudiox, are you using a softstart module on your amp?

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i dont used softstart.. thanks
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Old 11th February 2009, 08:56 PM   #84
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do the lights go dim when you turn it on?

Iv'e been using these:

http://www.ska-audio.com/diy/softstart.html

The kit is very cheap and effective. No need for an additional winding or a separate transformer.

Maybe christi could come up with a connexelectronics softstart

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do the lights go dim when you turn it on?
yes..

i'm still trying to find suitable softstart..

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Old 11th February 2009, 09:24 PM   #86
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Keep it simple with 1 passive component, it is called NTC.

See link ; http://www.ametherm.com/Inrush_Curre...rrent_faq.html

These are used by many manufacturer and they work great.

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Old 12th February 2009, 02:13 AM   #87
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My TA3020 Amp is playing for 2hours now with moderate levels..

I've measured the temperature of the heatsink and its around 57-58degrees Celsius ..

I can only put my fingers on the heatsink for 3secs..

I will put a small fan to help lower the temp.

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Default finished my TA3020

Finally managed to get rid of the ground loop/hum and now have my TA3020 in my tri-amp system powering my compression drivers. Some photos of the amp are here:

http://minirig.org.au/2009/02/14/min...ripath-ta3020/

please leave comments on the blog

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Col, do you have any problems of overheating.
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Col, do you have any problems of overheating. Nice work.
No, I have no overheating problems at all, the heatsink is warm but not hot, I can easily leave my hand on it without having to take it off.

I am only running my amp at low voltages (42-43v) though and at the moment it is only powering the high frequency drivers in a tri-amp system, so it really is not doing a lot of work. Also, my case has very good ventilation.

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