Oh wow, too many great chairs!
Here’s the completed PS filter board, which concludes the stuffing/soldering portion of my program. Next up will be some intensive studying of the wiring diagram and maybe getting some boards on the heat sinks.
My overall feedback so far is that everything has been easy to understand, organized well, and a breeze to assemble. Hope everyone enjoys their builds!
Ps. I received LSK170/LSJ74’s in my kit, and they all measured very tight matches. I wouldn’t sweat it if you didn’t receive the tiny Toshiba’s, as it’s obvious these have been matched well.
Here’s the completed PS filter board, which concludes the stuffing/soldering portion of my program. Next up will be some intensive studying of the wiring diagram and maybe getting some boards on the heat sinks.
My overall feedback so far is that everything has been easy to understand, organized well, and a breeze to assemble. Hope everyone enjoys their builds!
Ps. I received LSK170/LSJ74’s in my kit, and they all measured very tight matches. I wouldn’t sweat it if you didn’t receive the tiny Toshiba’s, as it’s obvious these have been matched well.
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I thought Q1 and Q2 were supposed to face each others and zip tied for thermal tracking?
observe other Papamps, and orientation of JFets in them
Papa is not so much concerned with same, as regular Greedy Boy is
The M3's for the top/bottom cover are hex-types.....thread length about 10mm.
It will look "pro" compared to "philips-head" screws.....
+1 yes hex-types are the best
observe other Papamps, and orientation of JFets in them
Papa is not so much concerned with same, as regular Greedy Boy is
I haven’t realized that I got bad influence from the Greedy Boy.
My VFET parts kit arrived arrived a day or two early.
My chassis seems to have set up temporary residence in the Charles de Gaulle Fedex facility.
Thanks for parts kit photo Incredible good Mr. Pass work
From France airport to USA transit can take 2 or 3 days
My VFET parts kit arrived arrived a day or two early.
My chassis seems to have set up temporary residence in the Charles de Gaulle Fedex facility.
Deejo and Hafler
Next up will be some intensive studying of the wiring diagram and maybe getting some boards on the heat sinks.
With colours wiring picture find in Mr.Pass article another thing to savor Have a good time on the work bench
Edit: Check details on the high quality 6L6 photos if doubts
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Parts arrived today.
Well packed, and sorted parts and boards in separate boxes and an envelope. Very clean and professional. I thought the color wiring in the pdf was for clarity, nope the silipplied wires are color coded.
A public thank you to the DIY Store team!
I did notice a date on the VFET alu plates, it would seem that this project has been incubating for a while already.
Now waiting on the chassis to arrive.
Well packed, and sorted parts and boards in separate boxes and an envelope. Very clean and professional. I thought the color wiring in the pdf was for clarity, nope the silipplied wires are color coded.
A public thank you to the DIY Store team!
I did notice a date on the VFET alu plates, it would seem that this project has been incubating for a while already.
Now waiting on the chassis to arrive.
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