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  1. Modushop heat sink 300 mm X 80 mm and Modushop Galaxy Maggiorato front and back panels. I buy them as spare parts. Brackets and aluminium plates for top and bottom I get from a local shop. I've drilled and tapped M4 holes at both ends of heat sinks to fasten the panels. Below is a board attached to 200 mm X 80 mm heat sink - temperature stabilazed at about 50 degrees Celsius. With 300 mm heat sink temperature stabilized at 42 degees. Current stabilized at 20 mA with resistors as silk screen.
    5 points
  2. A neighbor searched for “Best Chocolate dessert ever” and settled for the NYT Molten chocolate cake recipe as a late birthday treat. Works for me. May have to try myself ... https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1014719-molten-chocolate-cake Edit:
    4 points
  3. Perhaps they could farm out the servicing to Cavalli........... I hear they have lotsa experience in that department.........
    4 points
  4. You say that like they ever intended to?
    2 points
  5. Amplifier built on Gary’s (congo5) boards. I really like this one . Cheap and easy to build - and it sounds really good.
    2 points
  6. It is all I wear these days. I really do not like any of the leather bands I have tried on it so far and I really dislike the Milanese band that it came with, but the sport loop bands are really comfortable and look decent.
    2 points
  7. my two smd amps with bivar leds running at 20 volts and led vf 1.71 volt, i also would go down a tad with the bias to around 15ma. second one (the one in your list) with 16.5 ma / 81c max after 2 hours - ok but on the edge. so i would use next time r14/29 around 210 ohm for bivar leds and 402 ohm r1/r3. this is my second one, a lot of holes top and bottom, printed front and rear, whitout potentiometer, additional 4.4mm output. i use this one for travel together with a dap: my first amp only with small heatsink in the group buy case (with r14/29 240 ohm) was around 100c max and even discolored the pcb a bit. more holes (best over 4mm diameter) and a heatsink lowered the temp to around 80c. if they get hot the bias rise quite fast even when the start bias is relative ok or low. but i love them, like the sound better then my big dynalo, i now use on both from trendsetter - linear integrated systems matched lsk489 lsj689 jfets.
    1 point
  8. Test Tone @ Home live right now: http://mixlr.com/illuminator/chat
    1 point
  9. I finally found a leather strap that didn’t look like a piece cheap of plastic lol. From a place in the city called Ashland leather, the guys that run it also work for the Horween tannery.
    1 point
  10. My mother finally got a smartphone (an XR), and had some kind of coupon through her private insurance provider for a free Apple Watch with phone. She didn't want the watch, so now I have both sizes. I prefer the 40mm for every day, but I'm going to like the 44 for running.
    1 point
  11. Are those sausages? A bold strategy.
    1 point
  12. Put the G-Shock to work yesterday. Couldn't get the focus right on the cheap ass cellphone camera, so 2 pics.
    1 point
  13. They literally sold out all their stealths within the past 24 hours
    0 points
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