Thanks.Here's a drill template for the heatsinks.
My plan is to use a KSA1381 INSTEAD OF MJE350 for Vbe multipl. Easy mount without using mica insulator.
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be careful ...
don't the mj* parts behave a little differently than the ks* parts in this particular application?
mlloyd1
don't the mj* parts behave a little differently than the ks* parts in this particular application?
mlloyd1
Thanks.
My plan is to use a KSA1381 INSTEAD OF MJE350 for Vbe multipl. Easy mount without using mica insulator.
I had made the same in slewmaster power amplifier but better would be have the Valery opinion.be careful ...
don't the mj* parts behave a little differently than the ks* parts in this particular application?
mlloyd1
So it's a bad idea...Most used BD139 in the Slewmasters, but it didn't track temperature as closely as MJE340.
Hi Evanc we speaking about Vbe multiplierI have used ksa1220 ksc2690 instead of 340/350
BTW let's wait for the Valery answer.
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yes, i kinda' sorta' remember OS similarly commenting about this, too.
but, i agree - likely best to wait for Valery to comment ...
mlloyd1
Most used BD139 in the Slewmasters, but it didn't track temperature as closely as MJE340.
but, i agree - likely best to wait for Valery to comment ...
mlloyd1
Yes I thought you were speaking about the cap multipliers for the front end. My mistake... I deleted my post
Small progress on power supply board (modifications are just for test).
I'm afraid that is time to desolder some of the power amplifier transistors🙁
I believe that these must be mounted on main heatsink.
To be more clear,Jef i see two points where you type +24v/-24v on power supply board.Is it right? To my point of view this points are connected to main power supply board.
Sorry don't take in account the second picture where the IPS just placed on the OUT.
Wrong direction!
Hi guys, sorry for delay - I use MJE340/350 in bias spreader as this setup is well-tested, providing predictable tempco.
I have never practically tested KSC3503/1381 in this role, except one case - in NS-OPS they are used in a clamping voltage spreader temperature tracking and seem to show rather similar tempco.
Thimios - worth trying it, just watch the bias setting curve during the first tests.
It normally goes a little bit above the desired value in the beginning, coming down to it in 10-15 minutes as the heatsink warms up.
I have never practically tested KSC3503/1381 in this role, except one case - in NS-OPS they are used in a clamping voltage spreader temperature tracking and seem to show rather similar tempco.
Thimios - worth trying it, just watch the bias setting curve during the first tests.
It normally goes a little bit above the desired value in the beginning, coming down to it in 10-15 minutes as the heatsink warms up.
Evanc has sent to me the heatshinks but appears that they are traveling to France because of a wrong!😱It looks like you're getting closer to running.😎
Sorry for the delay. We won't know the reason until Monday. The address is correct in the order and conformation from the supplier.
Don't worry my friend!Sorry for the delay. We won't know the reason until Monday. The address is correct in the order and conformation from the supplier.
We will wait🙂
Waiting this i will go for the CFA IPS.
How are the heatsinks shipping? Could they be changing carriers in France? This happens with EBay's global shipping program. Parts change carriers multiple times through their trip.
They went usps from heatsink usa to thimios. That is what I thought until I saw this.
https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConf...llpage&tLc=1&text28777=&tLabels=CV042409431US
https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConf...llpage&tLc=1&text28777=&tLabels=CV042409431US
Finally i will go for VZ-X4😱Don't worry my friend!
We will wait🙂
Waiting this i will go for the CFA IPS.
Those sod 323 4148

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