A problem like that would drive to answer no matter what it took. I have been known to use 1/2" angle iron in cases where I wanted to stiffen a panel. Top and bottom covers especially. I would look for a way to do this in a case such as this as well. Sometimes a thick brass bar that fits is all it takes. Drill 6 holes for #6 bolts through the panel that needs the support and thread the brass bar. get mean.
I just took the whole thing apart so I could flip the base plate and now I see how the heatsinks are slightly off which is skewing everything else. Before I did that the washers helped fix the rear panel. It wasn't flush, but it was a lot closer than without them.
I think Modushop needs to increase either the rail length (cheaper?), or reduce length of heat sink.
If possible, perhaps brass shimming strips may help. This is a real problem, but once you get the thickness correct, you can go from there even if it requires the sanding/grinding of a thick piece of metal to get the exact thickness needed to compensate for this. It can be a lot of work sometimes though and shouldn't have been a problem in the first place.
I am running them with twin remote 300VA PSUs.
Sounds simply fantastic! 🎺🙂🎸
Sounds simply fantastic! 🎺🙂🎸
I am looking for spade/tabs and faston connector size/links for the AC Hookup board and rectifiers. I've done a ton of searching but couldn't find it. Trying to avoid buying a bunch of things I don't need. Thanks for the help. Getting close to wiring everything up!
For solder on male spade I use Mouser part number 571-1217861-1-CT.
Faston 0.125" / 6.35mm (Mouser P/N 571-444334-2) is what I have used for female crimp.
I use this 6 in 1 crimper tool which is a good deal at $40.
Faston 0.125" / 6.35mm (Mouser P/N 571-444334-2) is what I have used for female crimp.
I use this 6 in 1 crimper tool which is a good deal at $40.
Thanks! Just double checking those fastons will fit the rectifiers and 16awg no problem as well?
