Thomo - I love your avatar! We have one full-blooded male JRT about 4yo and a mixed female about 3yo. We love them to death! Like living with a 2-year old ... always into trouble and fun personality!
Sorry off topic!
Sorry off topic!
They're the best dogs. So much attitude and intelligence, there's never a dull moment!
Cheers, Lee.
Cheers, Lee.
Hello to fossil2K
Hi fossil2K,
It will be good idea if we group-order from Brent (Sercal) for the clocks, etc. from UK. You can contact me at Penang 016-4524202.
Cheers,
Simon 🙂
Hi fossil2K,
It will be good idea if we group-order from Brent (Sercal) for the clocks, etc. from UK. You can contact me at Penang 016-4524202.
Cheers,
Simon 🙂
You could always come to some sort of reciprocal trade relationship ... curry for chips?
Andy
Andy
Clock kit
Hello
I recently purchased and assembled a clock kit for my fairly well modded 67, i know should've done it earlier but the problem is this, on the board the input is marked as 12v a.c. I'm no expert but this seems odd. This was bought from China so can get no help through email. Otherwise ok - oscons, 317t's etc . Not even sure what design it is, but looks a bit like a flea?
Any help from this brilliant thread and its members would be most appreciated.
with luck a pic will be attached
Ian
Hello
I recently purchased and assembled a clock kit for my fairly well modded 67, i know should've done it earlier but the problem is this, on the board the input is marked as 12v a.c. I'm no expert but this seems odd. This was bought from China so can get no help through email. Otherwise ok - oscons, 317t's etc . Not even sure what design it is, but looks a bit like a flea?
Any help from this brilliant thread and its members would be most appreciated.
with luck a pic will be attached
Ian
Attachments
Well I can see a surface-mount bridge rectifier, so the AC input is not odd.
I wonder why there is a trim-pot-like adjuster under the screening can.
The suspension/isolation is very cool!
Overall it looks very simple and is probably not quite up with an Audiocon Superclock or Sercal C1, was it cheap though??
Simon
I wonder why there is a trim-pot-like adjuster under the screening can.
The suspension/isolation is very cool!
Overall it looks very simple and is probably not quite up with an Audiocon Superclock or Sercal C1, was it cheap though??
Simon
Ah, on which case where would be the best place to tap of for now? as i understand it will feed pin 28 and grnd.
Thanks for that Simon was going to run of a dc transformer eek.
Thanks for that Simon was going to run of a dc transformer eek.
12Vac is correct. You need a 12V transformer.
Simon the trimmer is to adjust the freq spot on, it should already be set so do not adjust it.
Brent
Simon the trimmer is to adjust the freq spot on, it should already be set so do not adjust it.
Brent
Thanks Brent
A Maplins job for now.. just to test? or something more 'bespoke from the start... as long as its regulated?
A Maplins job for now.. just to test? or something more 'bespoke from the start... as long as its regulated?
ian21 said:
Woweee that's cheap. A Fleebay item was it?
(Ah, I wondered if that's what the trimmer did, thanks.)
ian21 said:
The rectification, smoothing and regulation are all onboard by the looks of things. You just need a small transformer, or to find ~12vac from the CD63 transformer.
And why not, saves some cash 😎
I'm thinking of trying a headphone amp or pre-amp from one of these Chinese cowboys.
Simon
I'm thinking of trying a headphone amp or pre-amp from one of these Chinese cowboys.
Simon
Many thanks for your help
bult a meta 42 ( ad 8620) bit tweaked a few yrs ago.. very nice but thats a bit off topic.
Cheers Simon Cheers Brent
bult a meta 42 ( ad 8620) bit tweaked a few yrs ago.. very nice but thats a bit off topic.
Cheers Simon Cheers Brent
OFF TOPIC (as ever...)
http://tangentsoft.net/audio/meta42/
That looks really good! Line-level op-amps don't seem to like headphones all that much, but I see the Meta 42 has a separate output buffer IC....
Thanks for the suggestion!
Simon
ian21 said:
http://tangentsoft.net/audio/meta42/
That looks really good! Line-level op-amps don't seem to like headphones all that much, but I see the Meta 42 has a separate output buffer IC....
Thanks for the suggestion!
Simon