Unless dyslexia has struck, I seem to have a difference between the Power Supply BOM and the Board.
Namely, the BOM refers to 12k resistors for R7 and R8.
My Board has positions for R7 and R6. It looks like 6 is 8
Wayne
Yup, evidence of how late some of my nights have been! Resistors 6 & 7 on the PCB are both 12K.
I can't agree to that. If you check all dimensions from the plug data sheet, measure carefully the distances on the PCB (which I must admit is easier if you lay out the PCB yourself, then you can measure in the CAD) it's not that difficult.
Front Panel Express has predefined hole patterns for connectors and you can position them extremely accurate.
In my case, it ALWAYS comes out exactly as it should. YMMV
Jan
Front Panel Express has predefined hole patterns for connectors and you can position them extremely accurate.
In my case, it ALWAYS comes out exactly as it should. YMMV
Jan
We really should develop a pdf resource of construction hints, including case layout and machining, and mechanical assembly. What forum would this be best posted in? Tools and techniques?
I would be willing to post an draft outline, and the text could be done in a wiki fashion, with people contributing, but DIY Audio would have to agree.
I would be willing to post an draft outline, and the text could be done in a wiki fashion, with people contributing, but DIY Audio would have to agree.
Good evening all.
Sorry for silly question, just would like to confirm.
I saw a post by Terry about C47L and C47R capacitors, but cant find this cap on schematic,
Is it marked as C21 on volume-control schematic?
Could you please confirm it is 220uF 35V, mouser No 647-UES1V221MHM, same as C15, C18, C19?
Best regards.
Sasha.
Sorry for silly question, just would like to confirm.
I saw a post by Terry about C47L and C47R capacitors, but cant find this cap on schematic,
Is it marked as C21 on volume-control schematic?
Could you please confirm it is 220uF 35V, mouser No 647-UES1V221MHM, same as C15, C18, C19?
Best regards.
Sasha.
Nope. Without the ribbon cable and rotary switch No input would be selected.
However you can force an input on by shorting from the 12v pins (most left) to the channel number that you want to be selected.
Sasha,
Did you get your capacitor question sorted? Most any 470uF capacitor rated for 25 volts or greater will work.
I, too, have questions about those devices. Can someone please share this information?
Probably 1 September...
Vol 11 (1 April) is chock-full.
So you have time to finish the Self preamp first ;-)
Jan
Hi Drpro,
I ended up making a paper template by hand after I had populated the boards, then traced the template on the front and back of the case. Cut and sized the holes using a combination of drills, files, and grinding stones, while test fitting until I got the proper fit. Very hard and time consuming on the steel rear panel, took hours. The aluminum front much easier, only needed drills. Unfortunately I can't post the templates as they are made of paper and tape. Carl has posted a template for the front panel, but I couldn't get it to print out to match the actual size because of printer issues. He had said that he would try and post a rear template for the expanded I/O board, but he's been really busy lately.
PJN
I ended up making a paper template by hand after I had populated the boards, then traced the template on the front and back of the case. Cut and sized the holes using a combination of drills, files, and grinding stones, while test fitting until I got the proper fit. Very hard and time consuming on the steel rear panel, took hours. The aluminum front much easier, only needed drills. Unfortunately I can't post the templates as they are made of paper and tape. Carl has posted a template for the front panel, but I couldn't get it to print out to match the actual size because of printer issues. He had said that he would try and post a rear template for the expanded I/O board, but he's been really busy lately.
PJN