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6.3VAC to 6.3VDC LDO supplies MIC5156 based tube amp upgrade

https://www.diyaudio.com/community/...56-based-tube-amp-upgrade.382265/post-7515640
This post has virtually all the values.

I got some stuff from the local surplus store. You can use through hole resistors easily on the pads. Everything bog standard really.
You need the adjustable version of the mic https://nl.mouser.com/ProductDetail/998-MIC5156YN

If you are using the "through" hole version get this pot: https://secure.reichelt.nl/nl/nl/pr...den-staand-10-k-ohm-64y-10k-p2716.html?&nbc=1. The smd board cleverly allows "all types"

Heatsink: https://secure.reichelt.nl/nl/nl/ko...-sk-129-38-1-p228064.html?&trstct=pos_1&nbc=1

So sorry no bom.
 
I replaced them with unpolarized caps a while ago. Measure the bridge and get some unpolarized replacements 47uF 25V
Swopping polarity will work as well. Swopped the polarity around on the boards I bought from you. And then there is 8 volt accross them with negative probe on negative pole and positive probe on positive pole.
 
Polarised work fine if connected the right way. Removed these. Shows that polarity is reversed.
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Ive built 5 of these with pcbs from jlp.But I cant get past 6v with a 6sn7 at the output.Its he same on all boards.I have 6,55v at the big elyts.
I use IRF840 is that of any dissadvantage?
 
I found the fault.
6,3vac2 6,3vdc.jpg


I found out that the experiment cables that I use between the trafo and the 6,3v module are to thin that I get a voltage drop.
I took another pair and paralleled and I now get 6,3v dc out.
The rectifier is SB560.

 
I found the fault.


I found out that the experiment cables that I use between the trafo and the 6,3v module are to thin that I get a voltage drop.
I took another pair and paralleled and I now get 6,3v dc out.
The rectifier is SB560.

So the IRF840 is doing fine in this circuit? I have also purchased them for this board.
 
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