I'm adding this here just to bloody remind myself.
Pri A: 0—120v (BLUE—GREY) 50/60Hz
Pri B: 0—120v (VIOLET-BROWN) 50/60Hz
----------- SCREEN ------- (GRN/YEL) -----------
Sec 1: 0—19v—25v (BLACK-WHITE-RED) rated at 10.0A rms.
Sec 2: 0—19v—25v (ORANGE-GREEN-YELLOW) rated at 10.0A rms.
---------- MUMETAL BAND ------------------------
Resin Filled Centre = M8 Hole / M8 x 130mm Bolt Supplied.
Total Rating: 500VA.
Pri A: 0—120v (BLUE—GREY) 50/60Hz
Pri B: 0—120v (VIOLET-BROWN) 50/60Hz
----------- SCREEN ------- (GRN/YEL) -----------
Sec 1: 0—19v—25v (BLACK-WHITE-RED) rated at 10.0A rms.
Sec 2: 0—19v—25v (ORANGE-GREEN-YELLOW) rated at 10.0A rms.
---------- MUMETAL BAND ------------------------
Resin Filled Centre = M8 Hole / M8 x 130mm Bolt Supplied.
Total Rating: 500VA.
Some more eye candy.
These are virtually perfect matching devices, at least according to Id vs Vgs curves on data sheet.
I will measure up later.
Ixys IXTH52P10P
Vishay IRFP150 (Has to be Vishay for closest matching specs)
https://m.littelfuse.com/~/media/el...osfets_p-channel_ixt_52p10p_datasheet.pdf.pdf
https://www.vishay.com/docs/91203/91203.pdf
These are virtually perfect matching devices, at least according to Id vs Vgs curves on data sheet.
I will measure up later.
Ixys IXTH52P10P
Vishay IRFP150 (Has to be Vishay for closest matching specs)
https://m.littelfuse.com/~/media/el...osfets_p-channel_ixt_52p10p_datasheet.pdf.pdf
https://www.vishay.com/docs/91203/91203.pdf
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Put ring terminals on transformer windings.
Going to try and buy some Terminal blocks today locally - not an easy thing to do here.
If I have success with that I will mount up Thermistor for transformer etc.
Going to try and buy some Terminal blocks today locally - not an easy thing to do here.
If I have success with that I will mount up Thermistor for transformer etc.
This looks worthwhile reading. I might check it out one day.
AC 21-99 - Aircraft wiring and bonding | Civil Aviation Safety Authority
AC 21-99 - Aircraft wiring and bonding | Civil Aviation Safety Authority
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damn ..... you are almost slow as I am .....
I did say I like to torture people.
Hahahaha
This is me going fast.
Hahahaha
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Voluntary torture though, but an interesting level of detail compared to the average thread here.
True words of wisdom.
See Zenmod
There are people that enjoy being tortured.
Hahahaha
Well looks like it is going to be a Digi-Key order for the terminal blocks so we’ll change plans.
Need to buy some slow blow fuses too. (2.1A)
I will start making wiring looms and decide how I will run cables (kind of already decided).
Drill and tap more bloody holes.
Then do what ever else I think of doing.
Need to buy some slow blow fuses too. (2.1A)
I will start making wiring looms and decide how I will run cables (kind of already decided).
Drill and tap more bloody holes.
Then do what ever else I think of doing.
On the back panel I am using STX Speakon Chassis Connecters with gold plated copper contacts, and Neutrik chassis mount rca jacks.
NLT4MP-BAG | Neutrik
NF2D-B-2 | Neutrik
I prefer the STX series over standard speak on connectors for the improved rigidity of the alloy body over plastic of the standard chassis connector.
Not so much of a fan of these combo IEC/fuse holder sockets. The quality is good but accessing the fuses is not easy. I could always install a separate fuse holder but I am not planning on blowing fuses on a regular basis so won’t bother.
NLT4MP-BAG | Neutrik
NF2D-B-2 | Neutrik
I prefer the STX series over standard speak on connectors for the improved rigidity of the alloy body over plastic of the standard chassis connector.
Not so much of a fan of these combo IEC/fuse holder sockets. The quality is good but accessing the fuses is not easy. I could always install a separate fuse holder but I am not planning on blowing fuses on a regular basis so won’t bother.
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