Manu said:
naah......... just let them bleed ....... (AC - Welcome to my nightmare -greatest cabare album I heard ......... 😉 )
put bigger sinks , and be sure that first elkos have enough voltage
Manu said:
crazy frenchie 😉
Manu said:
yup - she likes Marsupilami ....... one of fave cartoons in last several months
Zen Mod said:
Yes, but have to find more suitable (sizewize).
Shunty will be my ruin. But worth it!!!
(Actually I didn't really want to post attached pic, because it's not reallly interesting and antiOT fraktion is severe here,
and as joke it is only low level.
But the color is fine, no?)
Manu
Manu said:
50x1,41=~70V
ya have 45 V after series reg, so - dissipation per each series mosfet is (70-45) x .15 = 3,75W .......... piece of cake for little one - I think that even with mentioned heatsinks, they will be fine .
ask crazy Metaldanske - Magura ..........
edit :
I like that pic 😉
Thank you.
(Probieren geht über studieren)
A propos Magura, I remember having visited a site with pics where Magura was doing strange but beaûtiful things in a foundery.
Unfortunately lost the link....
Manu
(Probieren geht über studieren)
A propos Magura, I remember having visited a site with pics where Magura was doing strange but beaûtiful things in a foundery.
Unfortunately lost the link....
Manu
Manu said:
what's "foundery" ?
anyway - I think that you'll not wait much ...... he'll show and put link to his fugly gallery
Manu said:
my english is
Sorry
I mean a place where smart people are smelting (?) metal.
mpmarino said:
hehehe
ya mean - "where crazy Metaldanske abusing metal "
edit ....
ya can always write on Eustahian or Bleui , we have Jaccotrans here ....
now I know .........
what's hidden meaning of Babelfish J
Manu said:
Manu, that heatsink is not a lot too big, the Pumpkin/Shunty does get pretty hot in use😉 You better keep an eye on the temp of those heatsinks that cool Q1/Q1a also. Mine passed the 60 deg C. mark easily, with no lid on
(I am running 48 V AC under full load, 48-0-48, no load is 50V so the supply sacks 2 volts with the Pampkin connected)
🙂
mpmarino : But if it doesn't destroy us, it will make us stronger.😀
(used to say my grand ma. Grand-pa believed in another maxim:
"il n'est pas nécessaire d'espérer pour entreprendre ni de réussir pour perséverer"
which I don't dare to translate myself out of angst I could abuse its resigned wisdom.)
Manu
(used to say my grand ma. Grand-pa believed in another maxim:
"il n'est pas nécessaire d'espérer pour entreprendre ni de réussir pour perséverer"
which I don't dare to translate myself out of angst I could abuse its resigned wisdom.)
Manu
steenoe said:
Manu, that heatsink is not a lot too big, the Pumpkin/Shunty does get pretty hot in use😉 You better keep an eye on the temp of those heatsinks that cool Q1/Q1a also. Mine passed the 60 deg C. mark easily, with no lid on
(I am running 48 V AC under full load, 48-0-48, no load is 50V so the supply sacks 2 volts with the Pampkin connected)
🙂
Thanks a lot ,
oh yes, sure I ll keep an eye on temp.
Refering to what you say, I am afraid that just a sheet of Al (event if thick) will not suffice at this place. Although, we will see. As Tarzan used to say : probieren geht über studieren.
Manu
That's it.
18pF makes it less accurate to trim down to 5 but you only require the values to be identical.
(also saved by the bell from posting more fuzz)
18pF makes it less accurate to trim down to 5 but you only require the values to be identical.
(also saved by the bell from posting more fuzz)
btw:
only the 2281 types show up at RS-C if you narrow down the choice by selecting ptfe as dielectric.
The 100pF type goes as high as $40, but basically only differs by having dust protection.
The Valvo-808 type is the 80s ancestor of these things, but the 808 was completely open style. (Valvo was a HQ Philips branch)
Back then, audio "experts" advised against using trimmer caps in ampy circuits, because of the un-reliability.
The modern types with the plastic encasing do not have that drawback and it's easy to find even fancy plugs that go over the top to fully close it, which makes them outlive the amp.
The trimmer caps used to be nice for adjusting Cdom compensation in regular Vas stuff (mumble mumble, and they sound good)
(bonus speech : 2 small trannies are less "visible" than 1 biggy, unless they wear high heels)
only the 2281 types show up at RS-C if you narrow down the choice by selecting ptfe as dielectric.
The 100pF type goes as high as $40, but basically only differs by having dust protection.
The Valvo-808 type is the 80s ancestor of these things, but the 808 was completely open style. (Valvo was a HQ Philips branch)
Back then, audio "experts" advised against using trimmer caps in ampy circuits, because of the un-reliability.
The modern types with the plastic encasing do not have that drawback and it's easy to find even fancy plugs that go over the top to fully close it, which makes them outlive the amp.
The trimmer caps used to be nice for adjusting Cdom compensation in regular Vas stuff (mumble mumble, and they sound good)
(bonus speech : 2 small trannies are less "visible" than 1 biggy, unless they wear high heels)
jacco vermeulen said:
you two are crazy danske & dutchie
feedlin' with trims for FB lag .......... even if it's probably redundant ......
guess which lucky bstrd made this drek ?