lazy to pull them from camera
tomorrow going back , but I hope to (at last) visit my fave concrete pole before that
was prevented few times with sudden (mountain) summer showers
we had heating powered in last few days
tomorrow going back , but I hope to (at last) visit my fave concrete pole before that
was prevented few times with sudden (mountain) summer showers

can i have tipp for mains fuse-specs? want to 1st time make some silk screen info on knobs etc... (exept power on/off) 🙂
thanks
thanks
30VA Donut , 230Vac mains
30VA/230V=130mA
feel free to write and use F160mA
F means Fast&Furious
🙂
30VA/230V=130mA
feel free to write and use F160mA
F means Fast&Furious
🙂
tnx😉, just wondered that FW Poweramps are fused with "slow", maybe because of bigger cap banks and inrush peak.
tnx and best
stefan
tnx and best
stefan
to keep you busy : )
case almost done and i want to realize a mini jack input on the front (randomly people come by, saying "i got a version of Gary Peacock NOT messed up by Keith Jarret", but just on the i Pod..
But mini Jacks put gnd r/l together, does this mess up seperate ground scheme, or doesn´t it matter because it´s in front of the buffer?
tnx!
Edit: I have minijack that does not connect signalgnd to chassis
case almost done and i want to realize a mini jack input on the front (randomly people come by, saying "i got a version of Gary Peacock NOT messed up by Keith Jarret", but just on the i Pod..
But mini Jacks put gnd r/l together, does this mess up seperate ground scheme, or doesn´t it matter because it´s in front of the buffer?
tnx!
Edit: I have minijack that does not connect signalgnd to chassis
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that's easy , when you have a problem with secondary input regarding gnd arrangement , just insert 10-33R in one channel's GND wire/lead
it is messing with overal GND scheme
however , considering that (separate) channel GNDs are meeting together at chassis , each having 10-15R NTC in line , that means they're separated effectively with 20-30R
when you introduce input having common ground for both channels , to avoid shorting your precious separated channel GNDs , series resistor in one lead is a must
however , considering that (separate) channel GNDs are meeting together at chassis , each having 10-15R NTC in line , that means they're separated effectively with 20-30R
when you introduce input having common ground for both channels , to avoid shorting your precious separated channel GNDs , series resistor in one lead is a must
3HE : Slim Line 03/350 frontale 10mm NERO e coperchi in alluminio 3mm
2HE possible , but veeery tight in height , and no height for base plate
my own is in pesante (Hillbilly , for less fluent in "Talian ) 3HE/400 , all steel , except front plate
2HE possible , but veeery tight in height , and no height for base plate
my own is in pesante (Hillbilly , for less fluent in "Talian ) 3HE/400 , all steel , except front plate
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Well, if we're going to go all "hillbilly" here, then I'm obliged to point out that this should really be the "Arn Punkin'" thread. 😀
Excellent work, sir. And it's nice to see more stuff from our friends at Modushop.
Excellent work, sir. And it's nice to see more stuff from our friends at Modushop.
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OK ,was joke ........ pesante means heavy ........ but I really like to think of those cases as Peasant ones


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