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First One - mosFET amplifier module

Hey put me down for 2x FO -Ms when will they come in? Thanks

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Someone stole Andrej.... No where to be found...

Maybe someone has an M 1.4 module for sale ?

FO M in production, will be announced here when available. ;)

FO L only 20 modules left on stock, hurry if like to make best power amp. :D

Four new FO L ready to travel the world. :)

Regards, L.C. :wave:
 

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FO S is based around ALF08NP16V5 mosfet which is happen to be unobtainable, any suggestions? :rolleyes:
yes, do same as FO M but with 8amp devices and 100ma bias, as this is the major concern to multiamping I d say. cost wise this is few euro less only but ok you can make a lower price for such S version...
just remember one could find a pair of LJ L7 mosfet for 40 euro so if we go FO there is a reason.
 
yes, do same as FO M but with 8amp devices and 100ma bias, as this is the major concern to multiamping I d say. cost wise this is few euro less only but ok you can make a lower price for such S version...
just remember one could find a pair of LJ L7 mosfet for 40 euro so if we go FO there is a reason.

L7 is dangerous and with Fake components.
 
Well it was running for 20 hours before I started adjustment. There was 45 mv at TP 3- 4. Can not see any 10 ohm resistor. Anything I can do?

Nothing really much you can do now, there's full bunch of SMD parts on bottom of PCB. TP1-TP2 mV adjustment should be trivial, can not imagine how a spark came into equation. Was multimeter set to A instead mV?

I consider myself experienced in this regard but I always approach to setup adjustments with max caution.

Did you like the sound in that 20 hours session or it was just powered without the signal?