wow, awesome work!
right now im gearing up for my aleph2, and this only helps me out more! great work, i wanna see more pics!
right now im gearing up for my aleph2, and this only helps me out more! great work, i wanna see more pics!
That looks really good. Do you have any pictures that show the inside of the case ? Also how did you mount your leds ?
These are 300mm x 150mm with Rt = 0.25C/W at 80C
Cost = $AUD78 for Two (ie. about $US20 each!!!)
The company in Oz who manufactures/sells these is particularly helpful and I would recommend them to anyone.
Julian Wales
Conrad Engineering
36 Victoria St
Brunswick East VIC 3057
Ph: (03) 9387 7106
This afternoon I ran the amp for about 5 hours straight. Didn't measure the temp (I will) but the sinks were a little warmer than I would like 🙁
cheers, mark
Cost = $AUD78 for Two (ie. about $US20 each!!!)
The company in Oz who manufactures/sells these is particularly helpful and I would recommend them to anyone.
Julian Wales
Conrad Engineering
36 Victoria St
Brunswick East VIC 3057
Ph: (03) 9387 7106
This afternoon I ran the amp for about 5 hours straight. Didn't measure the temp (I will) but the sinks were a little warmer than I would like 🙁
cheers, mark
Congratulations Mark!
Very Very nice job!
How does it sound?
Regards
Anthony Holton
PS: Are you still running your web site as I need the new URL for it?
Very Very nice job!
How does it sound?
Regards
Anthony Holton
PS: Are you still running your web site as I need the new URL for it?
Mark,
Your work is quite irrelevent to this entire forum. This is suppose to be a forum for the DIY'ers. This is clearly the work of a Craftsmen.😉
Super job as usual. You do set the standard.
Rodd Yamashita
Your work is quite irrelevent to this entire forum. This is suppose to be a forum for the DIY'ers. This is clearly the work of a Craftsmen.😉
Super job as usual. You do set the standard.
Rodd Yamashita
From the above:
http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/mefinnis/files/conrad_hs_flanged.pdf
http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/mefinnis/
This will find the home page and the amp stuff will be under the directory ../passlabs/
http://www.passdiy.com/gallery/aleph2-p1.htm
I looked at these mono's then back at my Aleph4 and felt a little embarrassed 😉
The other part of inspiration of course came from listening to my Aleph4 .... thanks NP!
Sound? ..... just fine, thanks very much. Have a slight hum and may well add some Pi inductors .... means I lose those nice brass bus-bars ... lets see, "looks vs sound" ..... not really a contest, eh!
cheers, mark
See page #7 of the following PDF file for all data:W.O.L.F.: How long are the fins of your heatsinks?
http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/mefinnis/files/conrad_hs_flanged.pdf
Yep. As a side-line I do a couple of websites for work-related stuff. They felt sorry for me and bought me an ADSL connection, so I have moved ISPs and am in the process of re-doing the whole website (which will include all details of the above adventure in due course).Anthony Holton: Are you still running your web site as I need the new URL for it?
http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/mefinnis/
This will find the home page and the amp stuff will be under the directory ../passlabs/
Thanks for that, but I also firmly believe in credit where it is due, and a significant part of the inspiration for this came from Wayne's materpieces:Rodd Yamashita: Super job as usual. You do set the standard.
http://www.passdiy.com/gallery/aleph2-p1.htm
I looked at these mono's then back at my Aleph4 and felt a little embarrassed 😉
The other part of inspiration of course came from listening to my Aleph4 .... thanks NP!
Sound? ..... just fine, thanks very much. Have a slight hum and may well add some Pi inductors .... means I lose those nice brass bus-bars ... lets see, "looks vs sound" ..... not really a contest, eh!
cheers, mark
Very nice indeed.
I wonder how the sound compares to your Aleph 4. Reading Pass literature I was under the impression that bigger Alephs supposedly sound better. I still didn't decide if in one chassis I should build Aleph2 mono, or go for stereo Aleph5 and biamp.
If you've seen my Toaster Aleph 5 monoblocks the heatsinks are 30x20 cm with 2cm fins and I use 2 per channel, but they not enough. I biased the amp 2/3rd original value and the temp is still around 55deg C. I also got some hum (56,000u capacitance, no chokes). Strange, the hum is much bigger in one channel, but it almost totally goes away when amp is hot.
I wonder how the sound compares to your Aleph 4. Reading Pass literature I was under the impression that bigger Alephs supposedly sound better. I still didn't decide if in one chassis I should build Aleph2 mono, or go for stereo Aleph5 and biamp.
If you've seen my Toaster Aleph 5 monoblocks the heatsinks are 30x20 cm with 2cm fins and I use 2 per channel, but they not enough. I biased the amp 2/3rd original value and the temp is still around 55deg C. I also got some hum (56,000u capacitance, no chokes). Strange, the hum is much bigger in one channel, but it almost totally goes away when amp is hot.
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That looks awsome man good work.. did you do your boards your self..?
i like the colour of your led's ill be using ultra volet ones ( same light as the black lights.. but there led's )
Jason
i like the colour of your led's ill be using ultra volet ones ( same light as the black lights.. but there led's )
Jason
That looks very cool.
I am still trying to finish mine.
Marc I also want to thank you for sharing the PCB design.
I will have some photos soon.
I am still trying to finish mine.
Marc I also want to thank you for sharing the PCB design.
I will have some photos soon.
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can i get a copy of that pcb design please
jleaman@citytel.net
what is the file a pic or a pcb software file
i have protel..
jleaman@citytel.net
what is the file a pic or a pcb software file
i have protel..
it´s a pdf file you can find in Marc´s web site.
just look a few posts back and go to his web site.
You can find info there about his Aleph 4.
just look a few posts back and go to his web site.
You can find info there about his Aleph 4.
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