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[silent:arts] said:
[...] I don't have the knowledge how link a specific post [...]
In the new forum software each post has a link in its title, you can copy those to jump to a specific post. For example, this points to your regulated heater PSU board on the previous page of this thread: http://www.groupdiy.com/index.php?topic=28274.msg371412#msg371412 (or: as an embedded text link).

JDB.
[still coming to grips with SMF, and still working on an autoforwarder for old links]
 
can someone confirm if this 12 position switch for GAIN & THRESHOLD would work, thanks.

C4D0212S (shorting) or C4D0212N (non shorting)?
 

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Hi,

one question on the heater psu-pcb:

Where do I hook up that board?

Just put it between the psu-pcb and PoorMan-pcb?

Or right behind the heater rectifier?

Or right behind the torodial 9V/6A output?

Is R15 still needed or can it be let out or bridged?

Thank you!

Greg

 
i'm alos searching for 15K double pots...

hopefully, i didn't have a lot of remaining hairs on my head... i wont regret them ;)
 
DELIRIUM TREMENS !

PCB REV 1
HALF WATT METAL FILM RESISTORS
4 x 47R ----R11,R12,R13,R14
1 x 120R ---R18
5 x 330R ---R1,R2,R3,R4,R10
2 x 470R ---R7,R8
1 x 4K7 ----R16
2 x 10K ----R5,R9
2 x 22K ----R6,R15
1 x 221K ---R17

PCB REV 2
HALF WATT METAL FILM RESISTORS
2 x 120R ----R13,R14
2 x 475R ----R5,R11
1 x 560R ----R4
2 x 121K ----R2,R3
2 x 150K ----R6,R10
1 x 182K ----R9
2 x 221K ----R7,R12

2 WATT METAL FILM RESISTORS
2 x 47R ----R1,R8

WHAT IS THE RIGHT?

POSSIBLE A PCB JPG WITH REPLACEMENT INDICATIONS?
thanks
6T9R

 
For whatever it's worth, I pulled a 5687 off of a PM660 circuit board and compared the voltage change.  4A unregulated filament supply feeding this 2.6A card.  Voltage change from loss of one 0.9A filament was 0.15V. 
 
emrr said:
Voltage change from loss of one 0.9A filament was 0.15V
this underlines that regulated heaters are not necessary or dangerous
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thanks for the test :)
 
Heatsinks

does anyone have Farnell codes for the following heatsinks:

for Q1 - board
for IC1 and IC2 - PSU

thanks in advance.

glide 1

Edited: Found them

Farnell codes

4 x 1368058 - 2 for IC1 and IC2 PSU and 1 for each board (Q1)
2 x 1319813 - for Q4 and Q5
 
i find almost everything at Banzaieffects.com

search is easyer, less references... it saves a lot lot of time !
sometimes it's a little bit more expensive but... time is money ;)


here my order :
Notice > i didn't double check - maybe mistakes...
when i copy > paste, i loose the numbers (how many) of items.

just copy the first line in search engine > you get to the product !

WIMA MKS2 0,22uF, 63V
MKS2 10%, RM5 
€0.18 x  = €0.36

WIMA MKS2 0,1uF, 63V 5%
MKS2 5%, RM5 
€0.15 x  = €0.60

WIMA MKS2 1,5uF, 63V
MKS2 10%, RM5 
€0.42 x  = €0.84

WIMA MKP4 10uF 250V
MKP4 10uF, 250 VDC/160 VAC, Tolerance: 10%, LS 37,5mm, Size: 19x32x41,5 mm 
€5.24 x  = €20.96

1N4148-PHI
Silicon Universal Diode, made by NXP Philips
75V 150mA DO35 
€0.10 x  = €1.00

WIMA MKP4 0,1uF 630V
MKP4 0,1uF, 630 VDC/280 VAC, Tolerance: 10%, LS 15mm, Size: 7x14x18 mm 
€0.61 x  = €2.44

Panasonic FC 10uF 25V
Panasonic FC electrolytic radial capacitor. Low impedance, long life. Widely acknowledged to be one of the best electrolytic caps available. Black blue body with gold marking.
Dimensions: 4x7mm, LS 1,5mm. 
€0.19 x  = €0.38

Panasonic FC 100uF 25V
Panasonic FC electrolytic radial capacitor. Low impedance, long life. Widely acknowledged to be one of the best electrolytic caps available. Black blue body with gold marking.
Dimensions: 6,3x11,2mm, LS 2,5mm. 
€0.24 x  = €0.48

Panasonic FC 1000uF 25V
Panasonic FC electrolytic radial capacitor. Low impedance, long life. Widely acknowledged to be one of the best electrolytic caps available. Black blue body with gold marking.
Dimensions: 12,5x20,0mm, LS 5,0mm. 
€0.94 x  = €3.76

Panasonic FC 4700uF 16V
Panasonic FC electrolytic radial capacitor. Low impedance, long life. Widely acknowledged to be one of the best electrolytic caps available. Black blue body with gold marking.
Dimensions: 18,0x25,0mm, LS 7,5mm. 
€2.98 x  = €5.96
including VAT 19% (€0.95)

Roederstein EKA 47uF 350V
Vishay Roederstein EKO electrolytic radial capacitor. High switching capability, polarized, isolated.
Dimensions: 16x25mm, LS 7,5mm. 
€1.79 x  = €1.79

100uF, 350V Radial
Electrolytic Radial 18x40mm, RM7,5 
€2.74 x  = €8.22

1N4007
Silicon Diode, 1000V 1A, DO41 
€0.06 x  = €0.96

MPSA42
NPN 300V 0,5A 0,625W B>25 TO92 
€0.12 x  = €0.24

MPSA92
PNP 300V 0,5A 0,625W B>25 TO92 
€0.12 x  = €0.12

IRF820
N-MOS 500V 2,5A 50W 3,0R TO220AB 
€0.71 x  = €0.71

IRF840
N-MOS 500V 8A 125W 0,85R TO220AB 
€0.90 x  = €0.90

LM317T
LM317 T
Voltage Regulator 1,2V - 37V, 1,5A TO220 
€0.31 x  = €0.31

Heat Sink SHS104-38ST-SCREW
Heatsink for all semiconductors in TO220, SOT32- and TOP3 package. 38,1mm. Vertical mount using included solder terminals (Ø 2,3mm). Semiconductor attachable using M3 screws (through hole without threading). Black anodized. RthK: 11 K/W. 
€1.31 x  = €2.62

Heat Sink SHS104-51ST-SCREW
Heatsink for all semiconductors in TO220, SOT32- and TOP3 package. 50,8mm. Vertical mount using included solder terminals (Ø 2,3mm). Semiconductor attachable using M3 screws (through hole without threading). Black anodized. RthK: 9 K/W. 
€1.43 x  = €2.86

Heat Sink SHS104-25ST-SCREW
Heatsink for all semiconductors in TO220, SOT32- and TOP3 package. 25,4mm. Vertical mount using included solder terminals (Ø 2,3mm). Semiconductor attachable using M3 screws (through hole without threading). Black anodized. RthK: 14 K/W. 
€1.31 x  = €2.62

220uF, 400V Radial
Electrolytic Radial 25x40mm, LS10 
€4.97 x  = €9.94

Trimpot T93-YB 4,7k
VISHAY Precision Trimpot, vertical, multiturn, cermet, 1/2W 4,7k
Dimensions: 9,7x4,8mm. Leg spacing: 5,08/2,54mm 
€0.71 x  = €4.26

2N6107
2N6107 Transistor PNP 70V 7A 40W TO220 
€0.82 x  = €1.64


i took the resistors and the few things remainning at farnell.

 
I ordered tube Porcelain sockets from Tube Depot - the package says they're Porcelain, but they sure as hell look and feel a lot like plastic...anyone else get these?  Did they mess up?  Isn't porcelain and ceramic supposed to be pretty much the same thing??

Thanks,
Sig
 
bluebird,

Nice... but what the hell is that GIGANTIC RESISTOR :eek:

That thing is freakin HUGH.... WOW!

Did you buy that on purpose? I have the recommended 50 watt's & they're no bigger than half a finger.

Holly cow that's big... whoa.
 

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