Hi Patrick.
Registered post usually takes a month. Shipping was done on 11 Dec. You should receive the first packet between 11 and 21 Jan.
Registered post usually takes a month. Shipping was done on 11 Dec. You should receive the first packet between 11 and 21 Jan.
Hi Patrick.
You do it by turning VR1 and 2 while probing either R9 or R10 for 100mV and output for 0-5mV. In PMI's boards VR1 and 2 are in parallel with R5 and 6 so start the amplifier with these trimmers set to maximum resistance and always keep an eye for R9 voltage during turning.
You do it by turning VR1 and 2 while probing either R9 or R10 for 100mV and output for 0-5mV. In PMI's boards VR1 and 2 are in parallel with R5 and 6 so start the amplifier with these trimmers set to maximum resistance and always keep an eye for R9 voltage during turning.
Hi Patrick.
Registered post usually takes a month. Shipping was done on 11 Dec. You should receive the first packet between 11 and 21 Jan.
Recieved the V3 boards today
Maybe it is too early, but i would like to ask if there are any plans for V5 amplifier? A slight chance for that?
For 56V supplies, 63VDC rating or higher will be fine for 470uF. For the 2200uF 6.3VDC is sufficient.
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A quick question.
For V4H - what is max PSU voltage if caps are up to it? (maybe it has been said before 🙂 )
For V4H - what is max PSU voltage if caps are up to it? (maybe it has been said before 🙂 )
I have tested it upto 56V. I think it will still work at 60V but we get too close to the limitation of the small signal transistors, so 56V is recommended maximum.
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