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GB for Salas Reflektor-D Power Supply for Digital

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#25
Tea-bag I have added myself to the spreadsheet for 2 boards and 2 full kits.

Note I have already paid for the folded phono stuff so you need to paypal invoice me for the reflektor stuff only. you should have my email in previous PM.

Many thanks
 
#28
Transformer size

Hi. The build guide recommends a 30va or higher 9v transformer. This is recommended even for small draw builds, like load consumptions of 15mA and 8mA? Would a 25va 9v do ok with these, or 30va is the hard minimum? Thanks
 
#29
It will do if you will set 300mA CCS. You can use DO-41 1A diodes in that case as well. The 30VA general recommendation is to cover all modes with much ease. Both for low temperature and for minimal drop under load.
 
#32
I have upgraded the R6 1K to a Vishay/Dale CMF55 .1% 25PPM to the resistor kits
It's a reasonable priced resistor with better specs than the MRS Beyershlag resistors used elsewhere, and Salas says this one counts.

The model # is CMF551K0000BEEB
 
#36
9 More days left for GB. I will send out a private message explaining payment process and details on the minikits as well, over the next 4 days. I will be traveling on and off this weekend but will try to keep up with any private messages.
 
#38
Thanks Turbon!

To the rest-
One week left for GB. I have started to send out private messages with details on GB. But essentially, I need your paypal email PM to me so I can send an invoice to you. All needs to be paid up by 7-20-14.
Thanks
 
#39
Salas said:
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... I focused on covering something the Bib was not aiming specifically at already. i.e. the sub 5V needs and around. It became even more persuasive an idea when I listened to Reflektor powering Subbu V3. A very good result.
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I'm considering buying a few kits.

Besides:

1. The ability to go down to 1.2v

2. Lessened heatsink requirements (works with on-board sinks)

3. The ease of current & voltage setting

Are there other benefits of the Reflektor-D version over the standard BiB-style as a digital circuit regulator?

If this has already been covered in the Simplistic thread, please point me there, I didn't want to go fishing in that LONG thread without a guide.

TIA!

Greg in Mississippi
 
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