Altec 436C Build Project (PCBs, schemes)

iprovlek · Jan 13, 2016

Im waiting for my Edcor output trannie.....

andre tchmil · Mar 7, 2019

so apart from the wrong potmeter connection, what else is wrong on this pcb or schematic ?
resistor values ?

weiss · Mar 20, 2019

i'd be interested as well!

any news?

btw i found another schematic, maybe this one is better? anyway p2p probably seems to be the best option here..

thanks

Bernardo · Sep 7, 2020

hi, what result did the constructions of this clone have?
It seems that the thread died without any results?
Is it worth the research time and material cost to undertake this project?
thank you

Bernardo · Sep 13, 2020

does anyone know how I can plug an audio transformer into the output of this thing?

scott2000 · Sep 13, 2020

Juanaca said:
does anyone know how I can plug an audio transformer into the output of this thing?

Omit the section at the output that differs from the original 436 drawing and replace with the components/transformer as in the original 436 drawing...

Bernardo · Sep 29, 2020

and the power transformer?
How many amps must the 200v winding have?
and the 6.3v?

andre tchmil · Dec 21, 2020

anyone successfully build this with the pcb ?

HerbertR · Sep 9, 2021

Hi, does anyone finished this build? It looks very promising.

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