idylldon
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I matched mine using this test circuit from PRR:
I'm digging these compressors a great deal.
Cheers,
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Don
I'm digging these compressors a great deal.
Cheers,
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Don
G 1176 Compressor Complete ... Pics !
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tubejay
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Hey Don, that one looks a lot more simple. I guess what's been holding me back on building one of PRR's magic FET machines is that it needs a power supply. That's why the 9V one sounded kind of appealing.
What did you use for your 24v supply? Anyone have a cheap and easy way of getting a 24v supply??
What did you use for your 24v supply? Anyone have a cheap and easy way of getting a 24v supply??
radiance
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@tubejay: If you have all the parts for the 1176 clone, u can build a simple 24v -0v power suply on vero board for the Fet matching thing.
Use sockets for everything and when you're done, take all the parts out and build the 1176.
Use sockets for everything and when you're done, take all the parts out and build the 1176.
idylldon
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[quote author="tubejay"]What did you use for your 24v supply? Anyone have a cheap and easy way of getting a 24v supply??[/quote]
I just use an old Heathkit DC power supply. Check ebay and you can find useable bench supplies pretty inexpensively.
Radiance's method will work fast and easy for this project.
Cheers,
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Don
I just use an old Heathkit DC power supply. Check ebay and you can find useable bench supplies pretty inexpensively.
Radiance's method will work fast and easy for this project.
Cheers,
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Don
Greg
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I also use a Heathkit supply. I think I paid $25-$30 bucks for it. It was a great buy.
petshoes
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for a quick temp cheap solution string a few batteries in series till ya get 24v.
