spudstyle said:Hello guys,
I plan to make 2 G-Pultec units. I will buy PCB at PCB Grinder but I need some details about capacitors:
- What's lead spacing for 3n3, 6n8 etc ? And for the 330n, 470n, 4u7 etc ? Is it 7.5mm and 10mm ?
- Wich kind of caps I need ? Wima MKS2 ? MKS4 ? What is the best ?
- What is the voltage for small caps (3n3 to 100n) ? 63v ? And 250v the others ?
Last question: Where I can find 3n3, 6n8 and 12nf caps in Europe ? Can't find @ Farnell or RS !
Thanks for your help
spudstyle said:Ok thank you ding.
Anyone know where I can find the 3n3, 6n8 and 12nf in France or Europe ? Thanks
EDIT: is it better to use Styroflex ? I've found the 3n3, 6n8, 12 and 18 in France ! And it's better to use resistors like Vishay CMF55 series ?
spudstyle said:Ok, so if I want something sweet on the high, wich is better ? Wima, Orange drop or Styroflex ? I can't try every caps, not enough money
EDIT: do you think Cinemag CML-150T is better sounding than Toko inductors ? I just need to change some caps but it's not a problem.
Brilliant approach against overpopulation.djob said:money saving question...
here it's 230v mains power, and i happen to have a 230v:6.3v valve transformer for the heater, so can i skip buying the stacked transformers and just run straight from the mains power acording to rest of the gpultec psu schematic.
gyraf said:The frequencies (on all but HI-Boost) are proportional to the capacitors, as they are first order RC filters. Larger capacitors, lower frequencies. Try out some, and see what you like.
Not much to be gained IMO by changing frequencies, that's not where the magic works...
Jakob E.
spudstyle said:gyraf said:The frequencies (on all but HI-Boost) are proportional to the capacitors, as they are first order RC filters. Larger capacitors, lower frequencies. Try out some, and see what you like.
Not much to be gained IMO by changing frequencies, that's not where the magic works...
Jakob E.
Ok but don't understand how to calculate the low filter. What caps values I need if I want 20-30-40-60-80-100 Hz in the flow filter ? Thanks
ding said:spudstyle said:gyraf said:The frequencies (on all but HI-Boost) are proportional to the capacitors, as they are first order RC filters. Larger capacitors, lower frequencies. Try out some, and see what you like.
Not much to be gained IMO by changing frequencies, that's not where the magic works...
Jakob E.
Ok but don't understand how to calculate the low filter. What caps values I need if I want 20-30-40-60-80-100 Hz in the flow filter ? Thanks
https://www.google.com/#q=RC+filters+calculator
Larger capacitors, lower frequencies. Try out some, and see what you like.
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