if you look at schematic, 3 repeaters are connected primary to primary, secondary to secondary, obeying phases
so, how you gonna connect it/them in circuit, that's matter of main board, not Daughterboard
now, if you are talking abut preferences - Jensen vs, Cinemag or Edcor, in normal xformer configuration, that's other thing
I didn't found Jensen superior at all to Cinemag, and I'm liking Edcor more than Jensen, even if Jensen is certainly having more detailed sound
so, how you gonna connect it/them in circuit, that's matter of main board, not Daughterboard
now, if you are talking abut preferences - Jensen vs, Cinemag or Edcor, in normal xformer configuration, that's other thing
I didn't found Jensen superior at all to Cinemag, and I'm liking Edcor more than Jensen, even if Jensen is certainly having more detailed sound
The secondaries should not be connected for use in an F6. They need to be completely independent. Otherwise they won’t work for the phase inversion function.
This can be corrected with a careful trace cut, but Xacto knives can be tricky to use well.
This can be corrected with a careful trace cut, but Xacto knives can be tricky to use well.
ha!
that's main reason
which I didn;t catch during first morning coffee time
which excludes Edcor and leaves "just" Cinemag in game
is it worth trouble making Daughter boards for that?
that's main reason

which excludes Edcor and leaves "just" Cinemag in game
is it worth trouble making Daughter boards for that?
True, the Edcor PC600:600 won’t work for this. They have another model which is 1/2 Watt tri-filar winding. It can work, but it is much larger than the other two and has 12 pins, making it very difficult to fit with the others.
correction, this is good for F6
but, it will not transform it in Square Law OS
but, it will not transform it in Square Law OS

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Needed some coffee as well..
Yes, that looks good for the F6. The CineMags are built with a surplus of pins, but they sound excellent. And Pa likes them, so enough said.
Thank you for providing a simple daughterboard solution for greedy boyz and girlz.
The elusive Square Law OS may need a different amp. I have enjoyed trying some different power transistors. The IXTQ75N10 proved to be a good high transconductance option. The IRFP048 worked well in the lower voltage F6 JFet build, and would also be suitable for higher voltage rails for the more adventurous DIY builders.
Yes, that looks good for the F6. The CineMags are built with a surplus of pins, but they sound excellent. And Pa likes them, so enough said.
Thank you for providing a simple daughterboard solution for greedy boyz and girlz.
The elusive Square Law OS may need a different amp. I have enjoyed trying some different power transistors. The IXTQ75N10 proved to be a good high transconductance option. The IRFP048 worked well in the lower voltage F6 JFet build, and would also be suitable for higher voltage rails for the more adventurous DIY builders.
yup
even SQL would need some play with, to have desired THD Spectra
with pair of IRFP150, for instance, 3rd dominant, pinpoint machine
to invoke 2nd dominant, say 240 up and something even wilder than 150 down
even SQL would need some play with, to have desired THD Spectra
with pair of IRFP150, for instance, 3rd dominant, pinpoint machine
to invoke 2nd dominant, say 240 up and something even wilder than 150 down
Very nice work on the repeater pcb Zen Mod, and quick.
With regards to the Cinemag's, are you using the high Ni version or the standard? Is there a separate part number for the PCB version with pins as against the standalone version with leads? I would like to compare these with the Jensen's.
Also, where are members buying them from in the US - can you order direct from Cinemag? There is no distributor here so will have to buy them OS.
With regards to the Cinemag's, are you using the high Ni version or the standard? Is there a separate part number for the PCB version with pins as against the standalone version with leads? I would like to compare these with the Jensen's.
Also, where are members buying them from in the US - can you order direct from Cinemag? There is no distributor here so will have to buy them OS.
I had that triple version already made whoknowswhen, as building bock for my concoctions
all what was needed is to draw Dimension (pcb boundaries) and produce set of files you see attached
and then - when Tungsten pushed me in right direction, deleting Edcor was trivial
xformer types you can see at render bottom pic
Cinemag - yes, directly from them
both low nickel and hi nickel are good; let mood decide
all what was needed is to draw Dimension (pcb boundaries) and produce set of files you see attached
and then - when Tungsten pushed me in right direction, deleting Edcor was trivial
xformer types you can see at render bottom pic
Cinemag - yes, directly from them
both low nickel and hi nickel are good; let mood decide
I am using the CMOQ-4PLC, as originally recommended to me by Jam Somasundram.
My information is that they are cheaper and more available than the Jensen JT-123-FLPCH.
I find them similar, Jam prefers the Cinemag, and availability/pricing cement the decision.
Of course if price is no object, then you want to contact Dave Slagle - Intactaudio.com

My information is that they are cheaper and more available than the Jensen JT-123-FLPCH.
I find them similar, Jam prefers the Cinemag, and availability/pricing cement the decision.
Of course if price is no object, then you want to contact Dave Slagle - Intactaudio.com

Pa, what was the reason for decision to use primaries in parallel, vs. using them in series, then just adjusting NFB to keep same CLG?
reckon, easier load to buffer
though, purely academic observation (even if ZM far from being related to anything academic; well, except devising Egocentric ACA
)
reckon, easier load to buffer
though, purely academic observation (even if ZM far from being related to anything academic; well, except devising Egocentric ACA

Well, the Official Court Jester (living up to his name) and The One and Only!! Where would we be without the 2 of them.
Looking at both datasheets, I think the connections are:
Jensen pin 1 to Cinemag pin 2
Jensen pin 3 to Cinemag pin 4
Jensen pin 2 to Cinemag pin 3
Jensen pin 4 to Cinemag pin 5
Jensen pin 5 to Cinemag pin 8
Jensen pin 7 to Cinemag pin 10
Jensen pin 6 to Cinemag pin 9
Jensen pin 8 to Cinemag pin 11
Hope you agree ZM.
Jensen pin 1 to Cinemag pin 2
Jensen pin 3 to Cinemag pin 4
Jensen pin 2 to Cinemag pin 3
Jensen pin 4 to Cinemag pin 5
Jensen pin 5 to Cinemag pin 8
Jensen pin 7 to Cinemag pin 10
Jensen pin 6 to Cinemag pin 9
Jensen pin 8 to Cinemag pin 11
Hope you agree ZM.
here it is, as it seems that my brain is better while having night coffee, anyways
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