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I can supply you with some if you cannot find them elsewhere. These are a "standard" with many of the Borbely designs, used to cascode the input JFETs to "enable" them to work at a higher voltage.

interesting. So, does this extra room (if push all the way toward the back like you said) actually cause any issues? Seems that the pot would be fine if you add washer between the pot itself and the panel, same the TRS jack... the switch shouldn't need a washer at all...

cool, which one of our competitors would that be?

Tom: A few more dimensions that might be nice to have on the drawing (though they can be gotten elsewhere easy enough) - height of case - height of IEC hole - diameter of three screw holes on the rear Kevin: typically, the bezels on this Hammond series go between the end plate and the extrusion

or for a bar fight?

asr: where I have been! I had no idea... things seem to be moving pretty slowly over there shelly: yeah, first week of classes sounds like a non starter. probably better to schedule it for whenever Rice's NOD is so you can escape the crazies (unless you wanted to join in, NTTIAWWT...)

I haven't heard any dates being thrown out for Dallas or Houston in a while, but what about an August meet? Austin, Port A, Dallas, Houston... whatever is fine with me.

looky here... [ATTACH=CONFIG]3305[/ATTACH]

Is that guy wearing a toga?

So far (1 season of LOM and 2 seasons of A2A) I'd say Ashes to Ashes is the better series. US version? Forgetaboutit... Sorta dragged into Luther at the moment though...

ok, I see the 75VAC winding goes through the TL783 then is reference to the -500VDC winding to make -560VDC. Check. Then that same -560VDC is added to one of the 285 VAC windings to make -260 VDC (so 300VDC) supply and the other 285 VAC winding is used to make to make a 250 VDC supply? Ok..

Good point Craig. I realized the two 6.3/4A windings and mentioned these, but didn't realize any of the HT transformer windings qualified. Which would those be again? I was told that adjacent windings without extra insulation can hold off 500VAC, so I suppose I need to know which of the others that this isn't sufficient need the extra insulation.

given the board footprint for the power transformer, the only way you could have a transformer that could be put in backwards, is if you were missing two pins, specifically the key and the one diagonally across from it... unless I'm missing something.

Um yeah? Yeah, I wasn't thinking... Powder coating better than anodizing, really? I didn't know that one...

nah, silver dissipates heat better (i.e. raw aluminum)

you'd have to be pretty damn determined to do that

.. and one more thing. Is there a preferable relationship to the primary entry point and the secondary exit point on the toroid? 180 degrees? 45 degrees?

did you test the transformers with a load as well (rated maximum load or actual load?) Also, thanks for the transformer specs. Could you also give us the maximum gauge that each lead can be (so, pad diameter) and the maximum lead length we need?

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four pair of these:

check Doug's post above, it should help you out.

Woah Al. What's the occasion?