luvdunhill

Very similar. I don't use the ground strap on the PCB and connect the earth that runs through both umbilicals at this point. The chassis is connected through the XLR connector itself. I do not remember how the LEDs interacted at power on. Thinking about this more, has a ground loop been created? I realize both umbilical cables need to have a chassis connections so they can be used separately. Maybe it would be useful to someone accomodate for this with a jumper or switch? Maybe a ground loop breaker is better than direct ground to earth in the PSU chassis? Can antiparallel diodes act fast enough in case of a fault?

George, did you tie together GND and EARTH inside the PSU chassis? Still thinking about your channel dependance...

Maybe this is one of the threads? http://forums.watchuseek.com/showthread.php?t=861150

I have heard people having issues with the sapphire version (not suggesting it has anything to do with the actual material, that seem absurd, just that model i guess). Might want to verify it works before the return period expires.

Posting again, no real reason why.

I had a few interesting ones in Russia this year. My favorite was garlic dill.

Now people are going to do the same on the KGSS... again. Hennyo?

I think your greater thans shold be less thans

Heh. Tapatalk failed me last night. It is dead to me.

Justin: I have always wondered why people dont use threaded flanges. Seems like a good idea to me.

(Douchy HF voice) What did the original T2 use? I prefer to follow the original designers intent for maximum plankton retrieval capability.

With the PEEK screws the question is whether you need to use loktite. I think Inu did. If this is the case this presents a another issue other than the fact that you will get decreased device life from improper torque. I dont see it an obvious choice. Justin may have a point given his situation. Others not sure.

Isnt the TO126 by definition have a plastic case? Again maybe it helps dumb assemblyman but a proper insulator and a stainless screw should be fine. Bonus points of you use a belleville washer on top.

Mojito

Plankton bait?

Nylon 6/6 should be properly rated. What am I missing?

I agree with previous posts that they don't provide enough torque.

Mouser sells nylon screws with a aluminum core (if I remember) that worked for me in the past and I could apply excellent torque. I can look for a part number later, but I think Eagle was the manufacturor..

Would M3 work? Would you be willing to cut them down to size?

Head/drive?

Justin for the win!

Anyone have a spare e24/s24 board set from amb? I used my last one in someone's amp and if anyone has a spare that isn't getting used, that would be fantastic!

It is IPC-4552 compliant. I have never seen where you can specify thickness.

They are ENIG plated.

Just trying to keep you alive as well ss the next person that possesses this build.