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Gb: F5 Pcb

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cviller

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I'm really pleased with the looks of this batch of boards the blue and gold goes better together than I had imagined. :D

Here is a shot of the F5 v2:
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And one of the F4:
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Renron

Renron

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Smokey LIVES! one channel anyway.....

Hey Christian,
Do you have any of the older style (smaller) boards left? Yeah, I need another one. Too many times removing parts from one board to another I guess.......... While bias them up today I got a smoker. Surprise. I just love that smell. One channel is running just fine, but I'd prefer a stereo amp to a mono.
I'm going to order NEW parts this time and not try to save and reuse the old ones. I'll get my F5 Yet!

Thanks,
Ron

I should add that I only need ONE board, not a pair
 
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danny_66

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Hello Christian,
I received the PCBs this morning and also today I have finished my F5 built with your F5 PCBs from a year ago.
The new boards are very nice, it's easier to spread the transistors on the heatsink.
Here's a picture of my F5 with your PCBs v1. I used an alu U-profile to put the transistors on the heatsink.
Thanks!
Danny
 

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Tea-Bag

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Hacksawed Cviller Board

This weekend I finished putting together Cvillers boards.
Since they did not fit into my cramped quarters too easily, I hacksawed the ends off. It's outfitted with the caddock power resistors which fit perfectly.
The heatsinks are overkill, but allows them to dissipate some heat for sure.
 

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cviller

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Iivari said:
Hello Cvilller!
I would like to have a pair of F5 boards. I am new to this so if you could give instructions how to pay and give you the delivery address.
best regards
Timo
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Didn't see this until now, but I can see you have found my order page. Your boards are on their way. ;)
If others are interested, you can have a look at my blog for instructions - I still have plenty available.

Tea-Bag said:
This weekend I finished putting together Cvillers boards.
Since they did not fit into my cramped quarters too easily, I hacksawed the ends off. It's outfitted with the caddock power resistors which fit perfectly.
The heatsinks are overkill, but allows them to dissipate some heat for sure.
Click to expand...


Looks interesting, does it play yet?
 
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