Here's the inside after a ton of wiring--yes, it's a bit busy.
I think you missed a wire there. I just got hungry lol
I think you missed a wire there. I just got hungry lol
Yes, don't forget the sauce.
Stateside, it is 1/8" plate for the back, bottom, front sub-panel and the same for the B1. The faceplates are 3/8" 6061 for the F5 and 1/4" for the B1. The B1 sides are 3" extruded aluminum T-track.What are you using 6mm Al plate?
Got the B1 populated and wired. The little 24v. supply needs it's own little box and that will be next.
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Here's my F2, now F2-j
I think I'm linking to thumbnails, so if you care to see the larger pics, here's my post from last year when I built the amp.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pass-labs/150652-finished-my-diy-f2-last-night-2.html#post1925588
I think I'm linking to thumbnails, so if you care to see the larger pics, here's my post from last year when I built the amp.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pass-labs/150652-finished-my-diy-f2-last-night-2.html#post1925588



My F5
I take a guess and construct my f5 with one heatsink and a bunch of spare aluminium pieces and small heatsinks. I can bias it up to 1.3 amp, the mosffet is about 60 c.
I take a guess and construct my f5 with one heatsink and a bunch of spare aluminium pieces and small heatsinks. I can bias it up to 1.3 amp, the mosffet is about 60 c.
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An other B1 and F5
After some months of building is this the result.
At a diy audio day in the Netherlands there were enthusiast comments.
Some has already started building 😀
After some months of building is this the result.
At a diy audio day in the Netherlands there were enthusiast comments.
Some has already started building 😀
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Hi Tosh,4x Zen: Designed in SolidWorks and made on CNC mills at De Anza College, Cupertino in 2007.
very original & impressive...

Side view a little bit unfinished... 😉

4x Zen: Designed in SolidWorks and made on CNC mills at De Anza College, Cupertino in 2007.
Fugly!

4x Zen: Designed in SolidWorks and made on CNC mills at De Anza College, Cupertino in 2007.
Talk about ventilation...
Its an electric cheese grater.4x Zen: Designed in SolidWorks and made on CNC mills at De Anza College, Cupertino in 2007.
Its an electric cheese grater.
Only heaven know😱
Regards zeoN_Rider
looks very on topic to me🙂
my B1(reclaimed Bogen mic amp case) and F5
jim
Hi Jim
Looks like you create a balance output from the unbalance....correct? how is this done and did the sound quality improve?
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4x Zen: Designed in SolidWorks and made on CNC mills at De Anza College, Cupertino in 2007.
Very impressive Tosh! I'm looking forward to what you're sculpting for your F5.
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