Word of the day: re·source·ful (rĭ-sôrs′fəl, -zôrs′-) adjective
Able to act effectively or imaginatively, especially in difficult situations.
If you are concerned about obliterated component designators, keep a printed copy of the PCB next to your work.
Here, I'll make it easier for you, print this!
I'll go place an order for pacifiers before the cry babies find something else to complain about.
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Able to act effectively or imaginatively, especially in difficult situations.
If you are concerned about obliterated component designators, keep a printed copy of the PCB next to your work.
Here, I'll make it easier for you, print this!
I'll go place an order for pacifiers before the cry babies find something else to complain about.
🙂
that's some down under thing, also connected with obsession with Current Mirrors
demands repeatable watching of The Castle
though, I'm still repeating, no Vegemite there
edit: watch the movie, but ask Wolverine for V.
demands repeatable watching of The Castle
though, I'm still repeating, no Vegemite there
edit: watch the movie, but ask Wolverine for V.
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of threads in Papaland
The objectivity has never been compromised. We are just shooting the breeze waiting for the builders to report on progress.
🙂
BTW, is "ontopicicity" the correct spelling of the word? I am not familiar with it and could not find any reference to it.
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BTW, is "ontopicicity" the correct spelling of the word? I am not familiar with it and could not find any reference to it.
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Zen Mod,
I just realized that "ontopicicity" is another ZenModism (etymology: on + topic + icity) for the measure of remaining on topic. 🙂
As I had mentioned in another thread
https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pass-labs/344635-2sk77b-12.html#post6000875
after so many years talking to you, I am finally starting to understand you.
I just realized that "ontopicicity" is another ZenModism (etymology: on + topic + icity) for the measure of remaining on topic. 🙂
As I had mentioned in another thread
https://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pass-labs/344635-2sk77b-12.html#post6000875
after so many years talking to you, I am finally starting to understand you.
there is a simple explanation for that
with years I'm just dumber, while you are obviously smarter
proof of that - occasionally, I'm stumbling on some things I wrote in older threads, and I'm surprised how clever I was, knowing things of which I'm pretty clueless today
with years I'm just dumber, while you are obviously smarter
proof of that - occasionally, I'm stumbling on some things I wrote in older threads, and I'm surprised how clever I was, knowing things of which I'm pretty clueless today
Hi
I remember back to the days when I was visiting several HiFi shows and found the Nakamichi PA-7 on a stand.
What an amazing amp! Like a T34 (Russian tank from World War II) Heavy and just beautiful. And still is in my eyes.
By the help from the Master and helpful members on this forum, we are now able to build a brand new STASIS amp based on this old topology.
But unfortunately I don't quite remember what are the principles of STASIS? I know I read about it a long time ago, but I forgot ...
Can someone tell me or point me to a web page where it is explained?
I can see that the output is CE and no GFB, but what is actual the secret?
The emitter resistors have a very high value (1 ohm) and many paralleled transistors at the output with respect to the moderate power.
Is this done so that one can then have a relatively large quiescent current and thus deliver greater effect in class A?
regards
I remember back to the days when I was visiting several HiFi shows and found the Nakamichi PA-7 on a stand.
What an amazing amp! Like a T34 (Russian tank from World War II) Heavy and just beautiful. And still is in my eyes.
By the help from the Master and helpful members on this forum, we are now able to build a brand new STASIS amp based on this old topology.
But unfortunately I don't quite remember what are the principles of STASIS? I know I read about it a long time ago, but I forgot ...
Can someone tell me or point me to a web page where it is explained?
I can see that the output is CE and no GFB, but what is actual the secret?
The emitter resistors have a very high value (1 ohm) and many paralleled transistors at the output with respect to the moderate power.
Is this done so that one can then have a relatively large quiescent current and thus deliver greater effect in class A?
regards
Funniest thing I have read in a long time....I was laughing so loud my teenage daughter interrupted her internet addiction to ask what was so funny.
In light of other comments made about joking in a second language, and Einstein's lecturing...Touche, Zen Mod, you've reached the status of chauffeur.
Thanks for all of your work ZM! How easy will these be to implement into an amp like the s/500?