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I'm about 95% done stuffing the board marc sent me, this is definitely NOT

a beginner project. I'll be machining up some custom brackets in the next

couple of days.

If anyone sells boards to -=her=- i will hunt them down and kill them.

Seriously a person with her skills has no chance at this thing.

Wait, isn't she a fully-fledged engineer now? She just graduated from Northwestern and is ready to do anything. >:D

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Sonic impressions???

Who is she :confused:

I'm still probing around and adjusting things. It's really tough to say with only one board. From what little I have listened to, at most about 3 minutes at a time before shuting down to cool off, I think you guys will be very pleased.

Don't you know -=Her=-, over on -=HF=-?

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I was just teasing. I sure hope she does not find out about this.

Yep she is a full fledged SOFTWARE ENGINEER.

interesting how that "software" part gets dropped off along the way...

Software engineer --> audio equipment designer as molecular biologist --> geneticist

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From what little I have listened to, at most about 3 minutes at a time before shuting down to cool off, I think you guys will be very pleased.

3 minutes? heh.

Try the other feedback setting as well, once you get accustomed to this version. Need to recruit more advocates for adding a switch here :)

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Yep I have been looking for make before break toggles. Did you ever see the thread on HF about the vintage toggles? I have looked everywhere for the easy to flip toggles found on older recievers, and also found on some not too old scopes. Love to find some of these somewhere besides resorting to robbing them from old equipment.

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I was just teasing. I sure hope she does not find out about this.

Yep she is a full fledged SOFTWARE ENGINEER.

Me too, though not her. :)

Software engineer --> audio equipment designer as molecular biologist --> geneticist

Congratulations, you managed to drop both. I took almost the exact opposite trip:

Biologist --> neurophysiology grad student --> software engineer

I suspect that we are both happy with our trips.

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Mine was actually an analogy: a software engineer is as much of an audio designer as a molecular biologist is a geneticist. Most molecular biologists do not have a very deep understanding of classical genetics, unfortunately, though most will tell you they do.

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So i think people are pushing this thing way too hard.

The design goal is 75 ma per fet times 4 fets (1 x p channel and 1 x n channel)

For a total power supply of 300ma at 60 volts which is 18 watts.

My heatsinks get to about 96F after being on for an hour or more.

The fets can certainly take way more than this, and the board will happily

drive them that way, but you have to take the fets of the board and heatsink

like crazy. Then you should be able to get to about 50 watts pure class A into

8 ohms...

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