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Power Amp PSU Board (for e.g. LYNX Amp)

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Tack, Bo and thanks you guys.

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Hi all,

Is this type of choke coil from stripped down CNC Lathe machine suitable for SS power amp?
 

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It may be worth mentioning that the heatsinks should be mounted approx. 1 mm above the pcb surface because the are "live" and the groundplane may have an another potential.

Mount the diode at the heatsink

Put a cardboard or something between the heatsink and the pcb.

Solder the heatsink. It's enough to solder with only a tin drop for starter if you of some reason want the remove the heatsink.

Solder the diode.

Remove the cardboard.
 
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