Very simple quasi complimentary MOSFET amplifier

quasi Amplifier

Another sucessfull build w ith Phunks PCB now it has been tested
time to order pcb from jlc.

warm regards
Andrew
 

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Putting some holes in bottom plate to provide good airflow through the heatsink fines and in the case itself. The feets are simple drawer knobs from Yelow and blue compagny. Transfo localation will isolated from the rear with a metal sheet connected to ground between transfo and vertical plywood piece that support transfo
 

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Thanks.....it's just about milling and assembling wood pieces for moment. It will look different when come the time to apply finishing : 2 coats epoxy resin, automotive primer round with sanding between them, coats of 2K white glossy automotive paint, and finaly high grade wet sanding and polishing with cut polish and finish polish. I will apply too a coat of a good automotive wax
 
Good see progress happening Idefixes.

Chassis work takes time, but has to be done. 🙂

Yes it takes a huge amount of time.....even when it is a wood chassis through all steps to have a acceptable final finish. Tomorrow evening chassis should be glued, and aluminium plate cuted and drilled. Next step will be sanding and apply two coat of 2 parts epoxy resin