Be careful. Did you check the DC voltage on the output?
Good news, bad news!
The side that didn't spark is working great! The side that sparked and damaged Q19 and D5 has a lot of hum when powered up and when playing music sounds like the highs are muffled out.
Before I go and buy an HFE tester, does this sound like a specific issue? I'm thinking a few more transistors probably blew out and instead of a tester I may be better off just buying a new set (minus Q19).
Reading earlier post and it showed different trannie sec voltages against load. Why does higher sec voltages not support lower 4 ohm loads? Was thinking this amp was rated at 150w r8/ 250w r4.
I just bought a set of the new v2.4 boards. The BOM looks like it is for v2.0
Is there any chnages in the BOM for v2.4
Debra
One other question and I know this has been discussed before from reading throughthe thread, but I just want to make sure I have it correct.
so from what I have read. If I am going to build this as a dual mono amp and I want to be drive a 4 ohm load, I need to have rails lower than the 65V or so a 45+45Vac transformer will give.
Would a 35+35Vac 300VA toroid for each channel be a good choice for a dual mono implementation driving 4 ohm loads?
Thanks
Debra
Having never hand wound an induction coil before, does the end result
comply with the design intent? The project is nearing completion, output trans to go in then a lot of double checking before the first power up.
I have a 2kVA Xfmer that can be tapped for 30vac secondaries up to 110 vac secondaries. Designing for electrostatic or planar magnetic at 4-6 ohm. I have plenty of pairs of MJL 21193 and 4's. And industrial drive heatsinks, 24" X 10". 11 fins that are 2" deep on base of .35". One heatsink per channel. You can only use 3 Trannie Pair per channel with DIY boards correct? Does this sound like it would support 60 volt rails at R4?