I believe it's the same as ones you got in second set
so yes
reminder (written on schmtc) - you don't need isolators for Scryer pair of BD - collectors are connected electrically...... so just blob of goop
so yes
reminder (written on schmtc) - you don't need isolators for Scryer pair of BD - collectors are connected electrically...... so just blob of goop
Some work done, this amp (and every further +/-24v rail 25w amp) will get this external dual PSU

Greenhorns are Weaklingsessssss so i stand by itexternal PSU is for Weaklingsessssss
Real Men are building numerous heavy amps and laying them up all on shelves, to enjoy in visual bliss
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Nevertheless, I will build numerous amps and weigh down my shelves... and nobody will know they are without PSU

After reading through the somewhat controversial discussion, I'm sticking with the full bridgeNice Plott!
But….where’s the active bridge rectification for class A??![]()


They are from another project, the Aleph 60. But Mighty ZM has his own PSU pcb, in blue.I think I know where transformers will be placed 😉
But where those purple pcb are coming from?
Mightiness,
now I'm planning the chassis for this amp and as you know, I would build it as monoblocks.
I know we wrote about earlier, but I would like to repeat it here, for the others: I would use two 4u300 heatsinks, one on the one side with the pcb and the IRFP, one on the other side with the SIT (THF). You recommend for a stereo amp a 4u400 (which means 2x200 for one channel or 1x200 for a FET), so I think one 300 heatsink per FET could do it properly. However, with my solution there is a 3x20 cm wire between the pcb and the SIT - can you "confirn" that there wouldn't be problems? Or are the monos a no-go?
Thanks in advance!
now I'm planning the chassis for this amp and as you know, I would build it as monoblocks.

I know we wrote about earlier, but I would like to repeat it here, for the others: I would use two 4u300 heatsinks, one on the one side with the pcb and the IRFP, one on the other side with the SIT (THF). You recommend for a stereo amp a 4u400 (which means 2x200 for one channel or 1x200 for a FET), so I think one 300 heatsink per FET could do it properly. However, with my solution there is a 3x20 cm wire between the pcb and the SIT - can you "confirn" that there wouldn't be problems? Or are the monos a no-go?

Thanks in advance!
just be sure that SIT gate resistor position on pcb is populated with 0R (short) and mount flying gate resistor ditto on SIT gate, neatly heatshrinked (wire, resistor, gate pin)
do not twist GDS wires, just route them normally together
do not twist GDS wires, just route them normally together
it comes from this kit?They are from another project, the Aleph 60. But Mighty ZM has his own PSU pcb, in blue.
https://www.etsy.com/it/listing/129...668&click_sum=799f7a9d&ref=shop_home_active_1
ZM has these pcb?
Many thanks, will do it that wayjust be sure that SIT gate resistor position on pcb is populated with 0R (short) and mount flying gate resistor ditto on SIT gate, neatly heatshrinked (wire, resistor, gate pin)
do not twist GDS wires, just route them normally together

@bergy, yes, they are from this kit👍
ZM has another one, you can ask him.
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