I've been assembling the boards for my VFET project today, which will be installed in my own scratch built chassis.
I'm going to use Mark Johnson's Theseus power supply filter and the output caps will be on separate boards, made up of 10x 1000uF caps in parallel.
I have some more metalwork to do before I can but it all together though, but I'm told I have man-flu so am excused duty on that today.
I only have metric tools here so can anyone tell me what size allen key I need to tighten down the fets, and how much torque is required - I seem to remember Nelson was meticulous with that.
I'm going to use Mark Johnson's Theseus power supply filter and the output caps will be on separate boards, made up of 10x 1000uF caps in parallel.
I have some more metalwork to do before I can but it all together though, but I'm told I have man-flu so am excused duty on that today.
I only have metric tools here so can anyone tell me what size allen key I need to tighten down the fets, and how much torque is required - I seem to remember Nelson was meticulous with that.
Oh, ****. Sorry to hear that. That's bad.man-flu
Thanks @Vunce
I sourced the aluminium channel from a seller on ebay here in the UK - the stock probably comes from the US as it's imperial measures, 6in x 2in.
The heatsinks were sliced in two, very accurately, by a mate who has an engineering bandsaw - the cuts were very clean and I just finished them with fine wire wool.
I sourced the aluminium channel from a seller on ebay here in the UK - the stock probably comes from the US as it's imperial measures, 6in x 2in.
The heatsinks were sliced in two, very accurately, by a mate who has an engineering bandsaw - the cuts were very clean and I just finished them with fine wire wool.
I think that's different stuff Eric, my profiles are aluminium (pronounced Al-yu-min-yum). 😉
This is where I purchased mine (not suggesting it is a viable supplier outside of the UK). Note that the inner corners are angular, not rounded, so the PCBs can go right into the corner.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/192508745958?var=492592820706
This is where I purchased mine (not suggesting it is a viable supplier outside of the UK). Note that the inner corners are angular, not rounded, so the PCBs can go right into the corner.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/192508745958?var=492592820706
New Sony VFETs added to the group buy here:Muahahaha!!!!
Testing in progress...
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/...tested-with-curve-tracer-and-vgs-data.384300/
Back to the VFET project today, started to assemble it for real with installation of the output caps and sockets on the rear panel.
Next up will be the front panel, which will mount the Theseus power supply filter and power switch but that will be another day...
Next up will be the front panel, which will mount the Theseus power supply filter and power switch but that will be another day...
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