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#1001 |
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Join Date: Jun 2017
Location: Pretoria
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I think once the main board and DB's are tested and working fine, it may be an option to solder the DB's to the main board. I've never felt very happy with the wobbly DB's. The cheapy header connectors were not designed to hold a board very tight and rigid without any other support. I've also considered adding support to the top edges of the DB's.
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#1002 |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Adelaide
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#1003 |
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Join Date: Jun 2017
Location: Pretoria
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Any single or double row 0.1" (2.5mm) pitch connector will work. I used two rows of round pin PCB header.
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#1004 |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Adelaide
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Added some heatsinks to the transistors.
Main board: R141 to 10k THT: R10 33k, and R11 6k8. Couldn't get the Vishay Metal film resistors, so found some other Metal film resistors, not as accurate as the Vishay's. Still waiting for the DACT SMD attenuator. The cable from the X121 to X111, how do I know what side is to be correct between them? |
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#1005 |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Adelaide
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Temp today outside will be at 46C degrees!!!
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#1006 |
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Join Date: Jun 2017
Location: Pretoria
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#1007 |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Adelaide
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Done a bit more today.
Attached the AKSA to a timber board, attached the power board, found a previous LED cable, just need to know what resistor is needed for it. Put some PCB headers for the DACT attenuator (it's not here yet) Just need to sort the power cable to the HP laptop power system, attach some RCA sockets and attach the DACT when it arrives and will see if it works! |
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#1008 |
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For LED, 15k works well. Basically 45v and 15k gives 3mA which is not too blinding bright. 20k could work if you like a little but dimmer intensity.
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#1009 | |
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Join Date: Jun 2017
Location: Pretoria
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I've used 15k on the board plus an extra 56k in series (on the LED lead) to get a blue LED dim enough for night-time use. PSU is set to 48V. |
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#1010 |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Adelaide
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Ok. have been waiting for the SMD DACT, and still hasn't arrived.
Have and set a Mouser potentiometer 10KOhms 688-RK09L12D0A1W, connected it today. The pre-amp only works on the right side. Can feel the right side of the THT is warm on the heatsinks, and the the left side is cold. How do I test where the left side is not connecting or some other mistake. The sound on the right side sounds good, but if I turn the potentiometer up to the normal volume on my old Musical Fidelity Preamp 3A it crackles in the speaker. |
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