Oh its pretty lolJust info: Got my board today
Super news..Kevin and I received our boards. (Kevin's second board was shipped to me)
Thanks bigman!
Thanks for letting me know!
Minuscule alteration to the BOM, highlighted in Green.
Just some ultra OCD refinement. Feel free to ignore it:
BOM MM-MC - Google Sheets
Just some ultra OCD refinement. Feel free to ignore it:
BOM MM-MC - Google Sheets
Received my board. Very nice with soldered smd:s. Many thanks to Bigman!
Excellent
Awesome, no worriesReceived my board today, looking forward to building.
Thanks Bigman!
New pcb
Hi Oliver
Can I buy couple of this ?
What is the logistics?
I’m located in UK 🇬🇧
Thanks
Haha!
DHL have delivered some brand new PCBs..
I will start packing them over the weekend and they will be on the way next week. View attachment 838991
Hi Oliver
Can I buy couple of this ?
What is the logistics?
I’m located in UK 🇬🇧
Thanks
Sure! I'll drop you a PMHi Oliver
Can I buy couple of this ?
What is the logistics?
I’m located in UK [emoji636]
Thanks
I´ve got my board.
Arrived in perfect shape and looks so beautiful.
Thank you very much!
Thanks for letting me know!
Enjoy the build
Over the last week or so, we have been having a play with the new Bigbottle Multifet boards.
The idea being that the pairing up of Jfets would offer a reduction in noise.
The first set of boards yielded a frustrating result. We could not get enough gain from them when using the BF861C fet. In fact, there was very little gain.
We then tried some discontinued BF862 that we had in stock, and this has provided the results we originally expected.
The noise floor is now lower by 3db, gain is a bit higher, which is good.
I have ordered 40 BF861B Jfets to try next, as we really want to use legitimately sourced Jfets, not only for their production quality but for reliability.
I have had multiple Chinese bought BF862 fail for no apparent reason, and that's a very little device to have to keep removing and replacing.
So, the next step this week will be to build 2 more Multifet boards and get them measured by Alan. IF all is well, I'll look at a group buy for them.
With the resistors being 0603 size, I am thinking the best way forward is to assmble them prior to delivery. But we'll cross that bridge when we come to it.
View attachment 847570
The idea being that the pairing up of Jfets would offer a reduction in noise.
The first set of boards yielded a frustrating result. We could not get enough gain from them when using the BF861C fet. In fact, there was very little gain.
We then tried some discontinued BF862 that we had in stock, and this has provided the results we originally expected.
The noise floor is now lower by 3db, gain is a bit higher, which is good.
I have ordered 40 BF861B Jfets to try next, as we really want to use legitimately sourced Jfets, not only for their production quality but for reliability.
I have had multiple Chinese bought BF862 fail for no apparent reason, and that's a very little device to have to keep removing and replacing.
So, the next step this week will be to build 2 more Multifet boards and get them measured by Alan. IF all is well, I'll look at a group buy for them.
With the resistors being 0603 size, I am thinking the best way forward is to assmble them prior to delivery. But we'll cross that bridge when we come to it.
View attachment 847570
Over the last week or so, we have been having a play with the new Bigbottle Multifet boards.
The idea being that the pairing up of Jfets would offer a reduction in noise.
The first set of boards yielded a frustrating result. We could not get enough gain from them when using the BF861C fet. In fact, there was very little gain.
We then tried some discontinued BF862 that we had in stock, and this has provided the results we originally expected.
The noise floor is now lower by 3db, gain is a bit higher, which is good.
I have ordered 40 BF861B Jfets to try next, as we really want to use legitimately sourced Jfets, not only for their production quality but for reliability.
I have had multiple Chinese bought BF862 fail for no apparent reason, and that's a very little device to have to keep removing and replacing.
So, the next step this week will be to build 2 more Multifet boards and get them measured by Alan. IF all is well, I'll look at a group buy for them.
With the resistors being 0603 size, I am thinking the best way forward is to assmble them prior to delivery. But we'll cross that bridge when we come to it.
View attachment 847570 View attachment 847571 View attachment 847572
So, what's next? MC users who bought this board can't use it or?
I dont understand?So, what's next? MC users who bought this board can't use it or?
I dont understand?
You said that BF861C doesn't work here, as I understod, or?
Regards
Doesnt work on the Multifet board.You said that BF861C doesn't work here, as I understod, or?
Regards
Theybare fine for the original PCB usingb1 per channel
Doesnt work on the Multifet board.
Theybare fine for the original PCB usingb1 per channel
Ok, my fault.
I'll try to read this thred more.
Regards
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