Mine has arrived! Boy, are they huge or what? Perfect for monoblocks!!
Thanks P-A!!
/Bo
PS. Many thanks for producing the layout and cards and the effort of hosting the group-buy!! It must be very time consuming. DS.
Thanks P-A!!
/Bo
PS. Many thanks for producing the layout and cards and the effort of hosting the group-buy!! It must be very time consuming. DS.
Tack, Bo and thanks you guys.
It takes actually quite some time to administrate approx. 70 letters but to recieve money takes weeks although for 90% it takes only 2-3 days.
I'm glad you like the boards and I'll hope you will use them also. I don't mind pictures
It was fun to make this board because I haven't made a board in two years privately and one year at work.... that board was rather cool, 475 A, 4 x 140 um copper.
It takes actually quite some time to administrate approx. 70 letters but to recieve money takes weeks although for 90% it takes only 2-3 days.
I'm glad you like the boards and I'll hope you will use them also. I don't mind pictures

It was fun to make this board because I haven't made a board in two years privately and one year at work.... that board was rather cool, 475 A, 4 x 140 um copper.
P-A
I got the other 5 boards (as expected).
As soon as I can stop drooling all over them, I will start assembling.
Cheers!

I got the other 5 boards (as expected).
As soon as I can stop drooling all over them, I will start assembling.
Cheers!

Possibly, but I'm not the right person in this subject.housing said:Hi all,
Is this type of choke coil from stripped down CNC Lathe machine suitable for SS power amp?
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.
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.
peranders said:Anybody using the board in a real amplifier? Pictures?
I have to find a real good amp to build if I'm going to use these PS boards. So for the time being, no pictures. 😀
Looking for connectors
Does anyone have the connectors for sell from this group buy? I need 24 of them.
Does anyone have the connectors for sell from this group buy? I need 24 of them.
🙂Can you please tell me what are the cost of your boards. I,m looking to need at least 6. Thank You Sir🙂
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