The inline leaded rectifiers can work in the upright position with a little help..
I have these in my Aleph J; they do run pretty warm, about 55° by the Papa scale.
ZM is still correct; the baseplate of a chassis makes a good heatsink for the brick style rectifiers.
I have these in my Aleph J; they do run pretty warm, about 55° by the Papa scale.
ZM is still correct; the baseplate of a chassis makes a good heatsink for the brick style rectifiers.
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I prefer more something like this...
https://www.mouser.de/ProductDetail...=sGAEpiMZZMvplms98TlKY6I1zmttAFjhDacDtzkuvZk=
Cheers
Dirk
https://www.mouser.de/ProductDetail...=sGAEpiMZZMvplms98TlKY6I1zmttAFjhDacDtzkuvZk=
Cheers
Dirk
The GBPC series rectifiers use spade terminals, not screw. I only use these for ground lift circuits.
Here is a different series of high current (60A) rectifiers that can be used with larger amps. Screw terminals, chassis floorplate mount, and still fairly low Vf.
Here is a different series of high current (60A) rectifiers that can be used with larger amps. Screw terminals, chassis floorplate mount, and still fairly low Vf.
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you know your way around CCS Daughterboards?And so it begins….thanks to Mr. ZM.
I mean,there is only left for you to solder LM334, BC556 and trimpot, all being in bag with pcbs
and then, be sure to solder them with copper studs at least 5mm elevated from main pcbs
just a reminder ( for me, as first) - this is R.3 thread, while you have lastlast blingy - (42)
posted also in original (42) thread, post #109 https://www.diyaudio.com/community/...o-sissysit-42-as-a-cradle.387767/post-7256125 , note added in opening thread post
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