Dear Joachim,
it seems we all have to wait for the parts of the groupbuy, so I decide to begin with the enclosure.
I found the dimensions of the pcb's, but I have no idea how much space I have to leave for your pre-regulator, you wrote you will design.
Thanks a lot to all who make this possible,
Christoph
it seems we all have to wait for the parts of the groupbuy, so I decide to begin with the enclosure.
I found the dimensions of the pcb's, but I have no idea how much space I have to leave for your pre-regulator, you wrote you will design.
Thanks a lot to all who make this possible,
Christoph
Hi Gandralf,
thanks for your advice, it is very welcome.
I'm not sure if it will work, but I will try to get the
paradise in a case like my Symasym and Hepos, the
three in same size and shape will probably be my
favourite.
I have about 40 x 32 x 8 cm free space inside the case,
it is made of steel with a front added made of wood.
A fourth case just for the transformators and the pre
regulator is only the second choice for me, but if it
will not work out the way I wish I have to follow your
advice.
Thanks in advance for any ideas or support,
Christoph
thanks for your advice, it is very welcome.
I'm not sure if it will work, but I will try to get the
paradise in a case like my Symasym and Hepos, the
three in same size and shape will probably be my
favourite.
I have about 40 x 32 x 8 cm free space inside the case,
it is made of steel with a front added made of wood.
A fourth case just for the transformators and the pre
regulator is only the second choice for me, but if it
will not work out the way I wish I have to follow your
advice.
Thanks in advance for any ideas or support,
Christoph
Hi there
after populating those really cute Boards with Resistors
i do need some Spoon feeding about the LEDs.
I know ive been reading a lot about it in the MPP thread.
But it is long time ago since.
And i am an old man.
So
would someone please help me out with those facts ?
after populating those really cute Boards with Resistors
i do need some Spoon feeding about the LEDs.
I know ive been reading a lot about it in the MPP thread.
But it is long time ago since.
And i am an old man.
So
would someone please help me out with those facts ?
At least this much is crystal clear.long lead going to the markings on the circle on the pcb.
But i do foggy recall there was a value for every chain.
Sorry for picking...
Well.... use only "normal" brightness leds because each one should drop around 1.8 ~ 1.9v.
Be carefull to place them correctly (one inverted led will prevent normal functioning)
The marking in the board indicates Anode (+) Long leg.
You can use low current leds.
IMO Lowest noise comes from yellow ones but red are also ok
Be carefull to place them correctly (one inverted led will prevent normal functioning)
The marking in the board indicates Anode (+) Long leg.
You can use low current leds.
IMO Lowest noise comes from yellow ones but red are also ok
Well.... use only "normal" brightness leds because each one should drop around 1.8 ~ 1.9v.
Be carefull to place them correctly (one inverted led will prevent normal functioning)
The marking in the board indicates Anode (+) Long leg.
You can use low current leds.
IMO Lowest noise comes from yellow ones but red are also ok
Many thanks Ricardo, I was going to say the exact same things....
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