Nice build Lensyc.
Especially the case, is this diy?
You have a relay ladder attenuator build in, of I see it correct. Which model is it, happy with it?
Especially the case, is this diy?
You have a relay ladder attenuator build in, of I see it correct. Which model is it, happy with it?
relay attenuator development of my compatriot Maxim Volobuev. Assembled on takamisawa bistable relays. The case, pcb, are developed by me comprehensively, transformers are wound to order.
There are three versions of cases and layouts, 65 mm, 130 mm and 160 mm high. 160mm version for 2x200W amplifier or computer.
There are three versions of cases and layouts, 65 mm, 130 mm and 160 mm high. 160mm version for 2x200W amplifier or computer.
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on the reverse side of the board are capacitances, between them is a hole in the board through which the transistor is screwed to the radiator
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Hello, I want to share my build of the honeybadger amp. After building and testing the boards it was time to build a nice case to hold the amps. I decided on a design that is very much inspired by Cambridge Audio. So after a lot of sawing, bending and sanding I am happy to share the result of the build.
Thanks! I did measure up to 150 watt in 4 Ohm before the dummyresistor began to smoke. For me that is more than enough. DC voltage is +/- 55 Volts. It has been setup for 4 ohm. There are badgers running much higher DC voltages for 8 Ohm.
Beautiful build Dijwim. Im curious to know how you managed to secure the top plate the the rest of the chassis? I see holes in the chassis, bit not on the top plate