Stasis 1 pics

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Stefanoo said:
they seem to be gone.
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the folder name was 'temp' = temporary



For compensation 😎
I found some material saved at http://www.hifi-museum.com/
Hifi-Museum.com

Those were the days:
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.


I must say, as I think I know somewhat what Nelson looks like today,
that regarding 'the surface looks' he has improved quite a bit 😀
Or maybe he has finally learnt what scissors and shavers are ....



Here is link to www.hifi-museum.com page, where I found above ancient image
and lots and lots of old Nelson Pass amplifiers Stuff:

http://www.hifi-museum.com/pa/np_index.htm

ENJOY!


/Regards lineup
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............................ without knowing your own history and where you came from
............................ you will not know as good where you are and will be going
(instant 2007 April quote by lineup)
 

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jupiterjune said:
What bias current and rail voltage is required to make it an effective pizza warmer?

JJ
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hi

Think that electrical stoves / ovens use between 500-1500 Watt.
Depending on your settings for actual food.

This is heat power concentrated onto one spot ( stove platter )
or protected from air circulation / cooling by a box with walls ( oven ).

1000 Watt might be able to cook/fry one PIZZA.
But maybe not in free air surroundings, for example on top of your amplifier/heatsink.

Say you have +-50 Volt DC supply = 100 Volt total.
To get 1000 Watt power you would bias 10 Ampere.
100V x 10A = 1000 Watt


/Regards, lineup - getting hungry 😉 .... for pizza
 
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