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track to listen to : Time is the revelator
Do not waste time whit the silver plating
I have read the instructions 12 time'S thanks for asking
Tiffo Silver star is a waste of time and money
Location: Liverpool
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I'm Sandro.
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track to listen to : Time is the revelator
Do not waste time whit the silver plating
I have read the instructions 12 time'S thanks for asking
Tiffo Silver star is a waste of time and money
Location: Liverpool
Posts: 766
I'm Sandro.
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So I built a Little power supply for one saying WTF ? yes Brunel be proud of it is only a 1000 VA traffo
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Taking things slow at the moment 8V 150 mA
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To make my own Nickel acetate
That is a 6 litre batch been running for last 20 minutes
I am going to let it run for a couple of hours and then see if it turns green
For ones thinking WTF gogle up DIY Nickel Plating
Location: Liverpool
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I'm Sandro.
Location: Liverpool
Posts: 766
I'm Sandro.
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Its working pretty well
Nickel Acetate is a pretty green
Plated an old piece of scrap and is really good polish really well the plating is quite thick
I am going to live it for a few days and see
Tiffo Silver was turning yellow after a week or so and polishing would return it to the bare cooper
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Nickel Plating sorted
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This the part of the power supply inside the mono block's
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The transformers DC filter and a few more capacitors will be on Box 3
I do not need to build that at present as one for my old F5 is working
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You may have noticed the heat sink at the back
The input / Bias board will be mounted on it
I have 2 spare from last build and sink is way oversized but may make my own in future whit a few mods
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Wow over 17K views on this thread
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Last pieces I need for this project ,apart from PSU that I have already
the power boards have been ordered and are on the way
I kept the "Turbo" diodes so that one can make 50W on a 300 mm heat sink or the 100W on the 400mm
I may not fit the diodes on this build as I am not sure what bias will give me 50 C on the sinks, the more bias the more class A, and the diodes limit this as they bypass the resistors at around 330 mA
BTW. I am running 1.2 A on the old ones
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I made same progress on re drawing the Input board but is to early to show the new design
Fitted to the sink is a spare board from a different forum
I am not quite so happy about it because of track length and spacing but is good enough for yours
Time will tell
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And this is the part of the power supply that is fitted inside each of the mono blocks
the only thing missing are the by pass capacitors
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DSCF2618[1].jpgI have same caps that have been sitting in the loft for 10 years or such
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this is a 10 year old solder joint
don't skimp on this stuff 3.6 % silver is well worth the Dosh
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I am using Rega and Qued speaker cable for the wiring
WTF People ask yourself "Is my wiring looks pretty"
if your answer is no start again and ditch the red blue and what not single cores
and silicon rings around the caps
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The Power boards have arrived few touch ups before I order same more
They look Bumpy
That is 10 U (ounces of copper) or to put it on other words 5 times the normal decent quality boards
The spacing for the mossfets is 100 mm
Right thermal load for 50 C at the right bias for a quad on 400 mm sinks or a pair on a 300 mm sink
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