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updated shrunk board files with missing trace fixed and rounded corners staxt2powershrunk.ZIP t2shrunk.ZIP

This is the video I'd use to get people who have never watched AvE before to subscribe to his channel.

"I was partially decapitated and all I got was this lousy t-shirt." I should have the pathology report in a couple days, which I'm interested in seeing.

Got mine! Beautiful ! Thanks Sir

Screenshot from a player's apartment in GTAV: Online:

Meanwhile ... Also ... Any other HC-er's drone enabled, or merely drone curious?

Nothing at all, keep up the good work! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Interesting, keep on the testing and tell us your findings.

It's been a little over a week since the mod finished and I agree with MWL comments. I think it's worth doing or trying it before making a final configuration. Now I am testing some valves for the first stage. The process is still very interesting (as always). I think I like to have valves with a higher Mu close to that of an ECC81 Thanks Kevin, MWL and Jim

So your appeal to scar digging chicks is temporary?

Got a cool new scar.

That's a beauty right there. Kinda regret not getting the cases since the boards has no standoff mounting holes.

Payment sent. Thanks for doing such a great job!

I received my case yesterday. It looks great! I am looking forward to what looks like a fun project. Thanks for all your hard work.

payment sent, thanks a lot for your work ?

The L3 is a single feed (not single ended) differential tube amp. The T4 is a parafeed differential hybrid amp. The T5 will be, if it every gets done, a more powerful version of the T4 that also does away with the parafeed cap. The T4 was designed to be less expensive by reducing the power and by eliminating a bunch of assembly labor. But within its output limits I think it is 98% of the quality of the other amps. There are of course a few things you can do with a higher budget, but they are mostly gild on a lily.

We're getting very close - the power switch is on the front and a DACT is optional. Champagne will be a color option. This prototype has a blue bead blasted panel (compared to our usual polished blue).

having made lots of circuit boards its funny to read the comments of the people who are going with the "only so many ways to do it" this was copied down to designer personal preference level

Why don't you just buy the thick ceramic pad and a PEEK screw ? No insulation tester, no fried sand and no risk of being transformed in charcoal.