If you do it via PayPal friends and family, it has an option of where you want to send £ or $
Pick £ then type in the price and it does it all for you .
Here is the page:
Just put the total in the GBP section and it does it all for you View attachment 833553
Just put the total in the GBP section and it does it all for you View attachment 833553
Thanks! Didn't realize there is fee for crossing boarders - one PCB ended up being ~$50... Not much we can do though.
According to paypal you should get what you expect - 75 pounds, I ended up paying 78.75 pounds, which is OK, but their conversion rate is 1 USD = 0.7711 GBP.
Don't worry about that - it's $5 difference
Hello Oliver, appreciated you want to help with the SMD and I accept the offer. Can you just tell me what this means for the price to pay? I added a line in your sheet, just waiting for the final proce to transfer the money. Kind regards.
Hi Bigman80. Paypal did not ask me for the type of payment...so I could not choose family and friends. Did my transaction come through ok? Otherwise I'll send you the 4% or whatever they deduct.
Kind regards,
Bas
Kind regards,
Bas
Received the board, thanks, looks good.
I understand that we have a chance to choose, which components solder on which side. What's the best practice?
I understand that we have a chance to choose, which components solder on which side. What's the best practice?
Thanks, makes sense. I could always change my mind later and solder the tubeholders on the other side?
I have connected the L/V side of things and my unloaded heater voltages across pins 4 and 5 are 6.49v. With the valves in place the heaters glow and the voltage drops below 6.3 volts. Using 6DJ8's with Craigs suggested mod.
With the H/V connected I have the following readings all measured to ground :- V1 pin 1 135.2V pin 2/3/7/8 0V pin 6 135.2V
V2 :- pin 1 149.9v pins 2/3/7/8 0v pin 6 150.2v
V3:- pin 1 236.3v pin 2 17.25v pin 3 16.69v pin 6 236.3v pin 7 17.17v pin 8 16.67v. I forgot to say the led's do not light up.
TIA
With the H/V connected I have the following readings all measured to ground :- V1 pin 1 135.2V pin 2/3/7/8 0V pin 6 135.2V
V2 :- pin 1 149.9v pins 2/3/7/8 0v pin 6 150.2v
V3:- pin 1 236.3v pin 2 17.25v pin 3 16.69v pin 6 236.3v pin 7 17.17v pin 8 16.67v. I forgot to say the led's do not light up.
TIA
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What transformer? If the R26-90 you have to put the LV secondaries in parallel but also make sure they are phased properly!
Hello, I saw this offer and if it's not too much trouble for you I would be interested as well. I have paid the 35 but I add for the adjusted price. But as I said, not if it is to much trouble!
Regards Chris