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What the hell is "fugly"?
IS FXXXXing ugly
Every body know that 😀
Some how became coveted prize comment from Numero Uno poster(POSTER person that has loads n' loads n' loads n' loads of time to post posts when he is not sitting on cement pole) here in Papa Land
Thank you
Hi!
Thank you for comments and compliments.
One correction. I switched round two letters.
Of course I want to say thank you to Mr. "h_a"
Greetings from the black wood
Peter
Hi!
Thank you for comments and compliments.
One correction. I switched round two letters.
Of course I want to say thank you to Mr. "h_a"
Greetings from the black wood
Peter
Aren,t the fans being starved for airflow touching the foundation?
Otherwise a nice build
Enjoy
Regards
David
Otherwise a nice build
Enjoy
Regards
David
Hello David,
thank you.
The fans don´t touch the floor it only seems so at the pics.
There is enough space (about one cm) even they drive not with full power so the air demand ist not so high.
Greetings
Peter
thank you.
The fans don´t touch the floor it only seems so at the pics.
There is enough space (about one cm) even they drive not with full power so the air demand ist not so high.
Greetings
Peter
Very nice work Walter!
Could you tell me how the mesh in the top cover is attached?
Is the pushbutton/eye in front connected to an Ebay soft start like you used in the other builds?
Thanks for sharing your work with us.
Nash
The mesh is attached with 3M VHB bonding tape. Very strong stuff... And also on the four edges some dots with the glue gun. To seal the bonding tape, I put some ordinary black tape over it.
The mesh is right above the 16 x BYW99 rectifiers with heatsinks and they run pretty hot. Around 60C at the heatsink.
Push button is connected to a red Ebay soft start indeed. Same as in F5Tv3.
Walter
The mesh is right above the 16 x BYW99 rectifiers with heatsinks and they run pretty hot. Around 60C at the heatsink.
Push button is connected to a red Ebay soft start indeed. Same as in F5Tv3.
Walter
Where did you get those heatsinks? They look great and I've always envisioned a pair of low height mono blocks just like that!! Outstanding!!
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Thats a beauty, Walter! Aleph-J is next on my list, once the turntable and preamp project is done.
Eric
Eric
Thanks for the tip on the VHB tape. I will use it on my next project.
Is the power for the LED portion of the pushbutton from the PSU board or from the red Ebay softstart?
Nash
@ WalterW
Excellent high quality work congratulations
i like very much your biger psu version 🙂
Greetings
Excellent high quality work congratulations
i like very much your biger psu version 🙂
Greetings
Walter:
Beautiful work, as usual. You have consistently set (and surpassed) a very high bar. How does it sound?
Regards,
Scott
Beautiful work, as usual. You have consistently set (and surpassed) a very high bar. How does it sound?
Regards,
Scott