Thanks Shobit, the signal wiring is RG-174/U coaxial cable… It's extremely thin and flexible.Wow it's coming up realy well. Which cables are you using for amp input and output to speaker posts?
MaSh
Thanks, i am still waiting for Aniket's inputs... will check and update about costing.Neat and tidy power amp build... hope it sounds as good.
waiting for listening impressions.
BTW whats the total cost of the project?
Thanks, pardon me for irrelevant images, if any.Really nice. and thanks for the pictures.
superb buildLittle more progress:
Had to do small alterations to the back panel... the holes for speaker binding posts are round, whereas the isolation washers have to be notched into the mounting surface to prevent rotation of the binding post after installation.
Laser cut round holes:
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The floating washer (top right):
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Had to file it to this shape:
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The floating washer fits snugly:
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My nail file set comes in handy for the job:
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The mains at 232V, checking the secondary AC voltages:
Va 43.5V
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Vb 43.2V:
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End to end 86.7V:
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The auxiliary secondary:
Va 10.17V
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End to end 20.8V:
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All the voltages are showing proper values, time to finish wiring:
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Speaker wires, Signal cables all hooked up, all set for firing... waiting for Anikets instructions on setting up bias.
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Thanks vdevgon,superb build
Sure Mahesh, indicate what etching would be apt... i will get it done.I wish it had a nice etching on the face plate
Hi hydrovac
That's a gunslinger moustache
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I have no idea on the tech details though..
Regarding the etching..maybe some other design is more etch friendly and maybe it can be done after project completion..and testing
Regards
The amplifier that this etched in must be having serious POWER..
Yes For laser etching Vector format are preferred. They are scalable without loosing resolution of your artwork. That means no crocked edges etc. Formats are PDF, SVG, Corel, and probably Autocad too. Even if Modern laser machines may use raster images like bitmaps finish of them will not be good and it will take time. and I think laser etching process cost is time based.