I also like the FI-10 .... 🙂
> I hope we will get Patricks blessing for this choice.
Already answered in post #412.
There are people who said they like the Marquart switch (I do) but did not update the spreadsheet.
So I shall take votes as they stand. At this momemnt, it will be
FI-10, separate fuse, NKK switch, baseline Neutrik XLR, 10mm holes for speaker terminals.
John, please kindly send a email to all warning that the votes would be counted in 2 days, and that would be final.
Thanks,
Patrick
> I hope we will get Patricks blessing for this choice.
Already answered in post #412.
There are people who said they like the Marquart switch (I do) but did not update the spreadsheet.
So I shall take votes as they stand. At this momemnt, it will be
FI-10, separate fuse, NKK switch, baseline Neutrik XLR, 10mm holes for speaker terminals.
John, please kindly send a email to all warning that the votes would be counted in 2 days, and that would be final.
Thanks,
Patrick
don't want to mess but what Is so special to AC inlets and switches - do you know of what quality are elements previous to your components
Nothing.
But when people buy a new car, they also want to choose paint, seat, aircon, GPS, Hi-Fi, wheels, tyres, ...etc.
All part of the service to satsify customers. 🙂
Patrick
But when people buy a new car, they also want to choose paint, seat, aircon, GPS, Hi-Fi, wheels, tyres, ...etc.
All part of the service to satsify customers. 🙂
Patrick
Is it correct that the NKK switch has solder contacts ??
Thats why I am in favour of the Marquart switch with faston contacts.
To me this is from a technical point of view the better choice for hooking up power (110-240Volts)
@Patrick : in your post #412 I think you mixed up the sizes of the FI-03 R, I think this part has much more room inside the enclosure, already better then the PowerCon. Did you see my post #413?
Thats why I am in favour of the Marquart switch with faston contacts.
To me this is from a technical point of view the better choice for hooking up power (110-240Volts)
@Patrick : in your post #412 I think you mixed up the sizes of the FI-03 R, I think this part has much more room inside the enclosure, already better then the PowerCon. Did you see my post #413?
> I think this part has much more room inside the enclosure, already better then the PowerCon. Did you see my post #413?
In height ?
Powercon has a cutout of 28mm on the rear panel, the FI-03 ca. 31mm, off my head.
Your post 413 referred to depth and not height.
Patrick
In height ?
Powercon has a cutout of 28mm on the rear panel, the FI-03 ca. 31mm, off my head.
Your post 413 referred to depth and not height.
Patrick
I checked the votes again just now. As they stand, it will be
FI-10, separate fuse, NKK switch, Neutrik XLR NC3FD-LX-HE, 10mm holes for speaker terminals.
List will freeze tomorrow.
Also 2 US subscribers have not paid for heatsink and for case, and flg has paid for sink but not case.
If it stays as such this Sunday, then we shall proceed to reduce the case numbers by two or three.
Patrick
FI-10, separate fuse, NKK switch, Neutrik XLR NC3FD-LX-HE, 10mm holes for speaker terminals.
List will freeze tomorrow.
Also 2 US subscribers have not paid for heatsink and for case, and flg has paid for sink but not case.
If it stays as such this Sunday, then we shall proceed to reduce the case numbers by two or three.
Patrick
Guys,
Some fuse holder panel holes are bevelled on one side of the round cut.
Firming up a decision with a quality piece now, will ensure the panel cutout is inline with the datasheet and not just a round generic hole.
Some fuse holder panel holes are bevelled on one side of the round cut.
Firming up a decision with a quality piece now, will ensure the panel cutout is inline with the datasheet and not just a round generic hole.
Patrick and ramallo,
The 2 remaining members have confirmed that payment will be sent by this week.
oneoclock has confirmed interest.
🙂
The 2 remaining members have confirmed that payment will be sent by this week.
oneoclock has confirmed interest.
🙂
I think you bring up a good point John. Do you have a particular panel mount fuse holder that you have used it the past with good success?
Schurter 0031.1081 is my recommendation.
http://docs-asia.electrocomponents.com/webdocs/0def/0900766b80def411.pdf
There’s 2 panel mount options, I prefer the 12 x 12.7, locks that sucker into place it will not move once installed.
http://docs-asia.electrocomponents.com/webdocs/0def/0900766b80def411.pdf
There’s 2 panel mount options, I prefer the 12 x 12.7, locks that sucker into place it will not move once installed.
These truncated holes need to be wire cut EDM and not drilled or punched for our small volume, and will add to costs and deliver time.
If this is the only one, we shall absorb the cost, but beware what you ask is not all free.
Patrick
If this is the only one, we shall absorb the cost, but beware what you ask is not all free.
Patrick
Looks like a nice unit to me. I agree, the unit with the D shaped hole would definitely hold it in better. The D shaped unit would get my vote, assuming its not too much extra work for the case guys.
All other holes & pockets will be drilled & milled in one setting on a CNC mill. The D shaped hole can be milled with a 3mm cutter, but would leave R1.5 at the corners. If we want sharp corners, the will have to be EDM wire cut in a second machining, with all efforts to set up.
So if you want D shaped holes, then we will offer the milled soluton, and hand file the corners off.
Patrick
So if you want D shaped holes, then we will offer the milled soluton, and hand file the corners off.
Patrick
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