I have recently had 25V tantalums fry themselves with 20V applied. Two right in a row. They lasted a few minutes then fizzled. This was input of simple LM7805 circuit. Not on DCB1.
Uriah
Uriah, did nobody tell you that tantalums must be connected with the + to the positive supply
Plain 3mm 1.8Vf leds are perfectly OK.
Worked fine for me! $.02 each
For the LED's if 7mA is a little on the max of what we need, maybe the other suggestion i did earlier are a better choice from Mouser; 593-VAOL-3HCE4 has a typical Vf of 1.8v at 20mA.
Then we will have a better margin at the mA.
or just plain LED's from around the corner
Then we will have a better margin at the mA.
or just plain LED's from around the corner
Uriah, did nobody tell you that tantalums must be connected with the + to the positive supply
Come on now! It was obvious they were not bipolar when I saw their long/short legs.
Uriah
Choose the VCT you want to work with and do a search.
For the USA, Looking for 25.2VCT provided this @ $5.25:
Unicorn Electronics - 25.2VCT 450MA Power Transformer
among others. There are candidates to be found @ 28VCT also.
For the USA, Looking for 25.2VCT provided this @ $5.25:
Unicorn Electronics - 25.2VCT 450MA Power Transformer
among others. There are candidates to be found @ 28VCT also.
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Hello All,
I am new to this thread. This past Sunday I went to Burning Amp and came home with a nice new PCB in Hand.
This thread has lots of information to dig through. I have questions. Is there a recommended parts list (upgrades?)? How do I get on the list for the next buy of matched parts? Is there a summary somewhere that looks like assembly instructions?
Thank You
DT
All just for fun!
I am new to this thread. This past Sunday I went to Burning Amp and came home with a nice new PCB in Hand.
This thread has lots of information to dig through. I have questions. Is there a recommended parts list (upgrades?)? How do I get on the list for the next buy of matched parts? Is there a summary somewhere that looks like assembly instructions?
Thank You
DT
All just for fun!
DT, you received a proto board from the gb, your lucky in that you got one before most others. Some of the parts around the relay have changed. Scroll back not too far and Korben69 posted BOM 4.2, that's pretty accurate. on the other thread (building a symmertrical B1 buffer?) Ian444 posted assembly hints. I hope that helps. If you patient, a lot of people will be getting boards and going through the same process.Hello All,
I am new to this thread. This past Sunday I went to Burning Amp and came home with a nice new PCB in Hand.
This thread has lots of information to dig through. I have questions. Is there a recommended parts list (upgrades?)? How do I get on the list for the next buy of matched parts? Is there a summary somewhere that looks like assembly instructions?
Thank You
DT
All just for fun!
The 2SK170BL transistors are the only part that is a bit more difficult to source, but I just noticed that you list Sacramento as your location ... and it also just so happens that I have a few that I can share. All the rest is in stock at mouser, with the possible exception of fancy resistors for the audio path. partsconnexion is the best place to get those.
Send a PM to get in touch for the 2SK170 transistors. Which pcb did you get, hyp or mez?
Send a PM to get in touch for the 2SK170 transistors. Which pcb did you get, hyp or mez?
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