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Do bolted connections get you uptight? Haha
Yep. Haha
Do bolted joints and connections get you uptight? | Electrical Construction & Maintenance (EC&M) Magazine
Yep. Haha
Do bolted joints and connections get you uptight? | Electrical Construction & Maintenance (EC&M) Magazine
Online metals will cut so .5 meter . No need to buy 4 meters worth of the stock.Already simulated many designs.
Haven't decided what exact testing I will do yet. That could be still a few months away.
There's still the issue of purchasing 4m of copper bar.
Not sure I want ti purchase that much when I won't need more than 0.5M for the rest of my life.

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I have placed quotes with:
Plitron
Richard Sumner
Harbuch
Tortech
Nuvotem Talema
for a new transformer specifically for this project.
Plitron
Richard Sumner
Harbuch
Tortech
Nuvotem Talema
for a new transformer specifically for this project.
Something like this should do the trick, seems quite overkill but perhaps not for our OCD friend.
1/2” X 1.25” X 12” Copper Flat Bar Stock | eBay
1/2” X 1.25” X 12” Copper Flat Bar Stock | eBay

For 0V connection the minimum width I need is 55mm (big capacitors) but will probably go with 80mm wide.
I found some scrap copper that will do the job temporarily just to get the ball rolling here.
I hope to drill out 5mm holes tomorrow.
Decided to go with CCRC to halve the amount of current sinking on the first capacitor.
I found some scrap copper that will do the job temporarily just to get the ball rolling here.
I hope to drill out 5mm holes tomorrow.
Decided to go with CCRC to halve the amount of current sinking on the first capacitor.
You could consider moving some or all of the series resistance into the primary circuit*, instead of in the secondary circuit after the diodes. Softer start, less Ipeak stress upon the diodes and capacitors, lower output impedance, what's not to like?
*resistance scaled by the appropriate ratio to account for the fact that Iprimary = (Vsec/Vprim)*Isecondary , neglecting transformer losses
*resistance scaled by the appropriate ratio to account for the fact that Iprimary = (Vsec/Vprim)*Isecondary , neglecting transformer losses
Yeah I'm still on the fence. It's a constant battle to fight off my caveman tendencies.
Planning on building 3 different regulated powersupply designs.
Planning on building 3 different regulated powersupply designs.
better invest energy in more** speakers 
**bigger cones, bigger boxes, bigger baffles......... whatever or all of that

**bigger cones, bigger boxes, bigger baffles......... whatever or all of that
You bastard.
I've already bitten off way too many projects.
Just when I think there is nothing else I need to buy, I realize there are few more things I "need" to buy. It seems never ending.
I've already bitten off way too many projects.
Just when I think there is nothing else I need to buy, I realize there are few more things I "need" to buy. It seems never ending.
I now have transformer quotes coming from:
Toroid Corporation, US manufacturer of Toroidal Magnetic Components
SumR - Richard Sumner Technology:: Primrose
Audio ::: NORATEL - When PERFORMANCE matters
Plitron Manufacturing - Engineered to Perform Like No Others (However they charge stupid prices for custom so it's an off the shelf model)
https://www.tortech.com.au/
If anyone has had experience with either Toroid, Noratel, or Tortech, please let me know.
Toroid Corporation, US manufacturer of Toroidal Magnetic Components
SumR - Richard Sumner Technology:: Primrose
Audio ::: NORATEL - When PERFORMANCE matters
Plitron Manufacturing - Engineered to Perform Like No Others (However they charge stupid prices for custom so it's an off the shelf model)
https://www.tortech.com.au/
If anyone has had experience with either Toroid, Noratel, or Tortech, please let me know.
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