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Melbourne Daughterboard for M2X

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Hi batty, I purchased 10 of them from Arrow in the US, big order - all of $3.30 USD and was delivered no charge here in NSW in 3 days by FedEx with tonnes of paperwork. I have no idea how they made any money on my order at all. But another source to use apart from Mouser and Digikey who both have a minimum $60.00 AUD order value to qualify for free freight worldwide.

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Yes X, I made a bit of progress on the Melbourne’s this evening. As you know, the boards are dense so it’s a slow go to minimize a chance of mistake. The stuffing guide you posted is a big help for the parts orientation.
Since these will be exclusive to the Yarra, I’ve eliminated a few input/output parts and will install jumpers.
 

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Hi Gary,
The part is a Fischer Elektronik SK95-25 that RS Components carries.
I do not know the cross reference part number for a heatsink that Mouser carries. Looks as if you can use the aluminum finned TO-220 sinks that X is using. Check his posted pics of the built Melbourne.

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Vunce

So Arrow does it again! This looks like the one that seemed to be unobtainable here in the US.

https://www.arrow.com/en/products/sk95252xm3/fischer-elektronik
 
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Yes X, I made a bit of progress on the Melbourne’s this evening. As you know, the boards are dense so it’s a slow go to minimize a chance of mistake. The stuffing guide you posted is a big help for the parts orientation.
Since these will be exclusive to the Yarra, I’ve eliminated a few input/output parts and will install jumpers.

Very nice work, Vunce!

When you get a chance, please let me know what the max Vpp output the YARRA can make (33k load) before onset of clipping? This is with the 22V 35VA Talema’s. I am getting about 52Vpp and could use more. This is where your new O-scope is going to come in handy!
 
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