ok then...
now, i got the point...
im very sorry for asking too many questions...
im just 21 and im not an electronic engineer...
but i build my own amps for quite sometime...
thank you for the advice sir...
and i hope for more of your advice soon...
here is one of my DIY amps...
now, i got the point...
im very sorry for asking too many questions...
im just 21 and im not an electronic engineer...
but i build my own amps for quite sometime...
thank you for the advice sir...
and i hope for more of your advice soon...
here is one of my DIY amps...
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Nice clean work. I can't see is there any protection in this amplifier?ok then...
now, i got the point...
im very sorry for asking too many questions...
im just 21 and im not an electronic engineer...
but i build my own amps for quite sometime...
thank you for the advice sir...
and i hope for more of your advice soon...
here is one of my DIY amps...
Regards
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I suggest you to add DC protect with triac after fuse.tnx for the complement...
there is actually no protection circuit built in to it...
only a fuse was attached to it on the output terminal...
Not poor 4 heatsinks, 2 fans... if it is in use than you add protect for speakers safety.ok then...tnx...
i already have your schematic diagram bout it...
it's such a poor amp...
no protect, no limiter, only the power amp itself...
I think there are many protect circuit matches with this amp, here are simplest with triac.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/solid-state/164093-100w-ultimate-fidelity-amplifier-9.html
Regards
If you have no "bump" from speakers when power on your amplifier then I sugest DC protect with triac.ok tnx...
i'll check it out...
is that the sound produce when i turn the amp on???...clicking the power switch on makes my speakers sound like "toobbb", even if the volumes are zero...tnx
Any sound "toobbb", "twak", "bump"... anti-click on DC protect turn speakers on with 5sec delay becouse of that.
