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Everything posted by Pars
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Happy Birthday!
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Happy Birthday Knuckles, and I'll echo the hope you (and your mom) are feeling better!!
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Happy Birthday Ric!
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Happy Birthday Ken!!! I hope you have a great one!
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Yes, I've been watching that as well and have enjoyed it.
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Happy Birthday!!
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Regarding your last statement, Trump was the one who initiated the agreement with the Taliban for the US to withdraw by May 2021: https://www.axios.com/2021/08/20/trump-taliban-agreement-doha-biden Art of the deal my ass...
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Happy Birthday Bryan!
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and now for something completely different part 3
Pars replied to kevin gilmore's topic in Do It Yourself
It looks like the NC pins of the relay on the board are floating. I wonder if tying these to ground would take care of it? -
and now for something completely different part 3
Pars replied to kevin gilmore's topic in Do It Yourself
Are you taking the + signal connection after the relay on the protector board? If you are taking it from the channel boards or before the relay, then I would expect a thump. Taken from the point your headphone jack is wired, it shouldn't thump I wouldn't think. -
Good to hear on the caps insanity. Did you use the Kemets? I think those are pretty good, at least I haven't heard of anyone having problems with them though I don't know how long they have been in use and don't recall the history of that brand. I see they are owned by Yageo now. Desoldering those shouldn't have been a big deal. You just need a big enough tip and use a good solder sucker such as an Edsyn or an Engineer. I use a 3.2mm chisel tip on my Hakko 936 iron, and turn the temp up >700F for larger connections such as this. The boards these days are pretty good, particularly 2 layer boards, in terms of reworkability without lifting traces.
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Those would be fine. Some drop down to the 470uf in that cap as well, particularly if you are trying to get this in a 2U chassis. When I built the one I did for a French user, the 680uf were no longer stocked at mouser in the US. Some discussion in the GRHV thread here:
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Happy Birthday!!
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Happy belated Birthday!!
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Looks like you have to buy 250 of them though...
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Not sure where you are at, but Octopart shows this: https://octopart.com/search?q=FJPF2145¤cy=USD&specs=0
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For the 335, you'll need dual (2x335 as shown). Are you planning on using a GRLV or the onboard +/-15V supply? For a GRLV, you can use either (depending on version of the GRLV). If your board has space for 3 bridges, you can use either a center tapped transformer, or dual secondaries. It it is only 2, then you need the dual 2x15V secondaries. You are pretty much always safe with dual secondaries vs. center tapped.
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That looks like the correct schematic. The boards look fine I think, assuming that the one on the right, which is chopped off in the photo, is for -400V. Given the age of these boards, you might scan completely thru the thread to ensure there were no board errors found. I seem to recall one, which did not affect the boards that I used. Here is a schematic for the GRHV. The 900 board you have listed above is for something else (Megatron or something). Also note there is a separate GRHV thread now as well. goldenreferencehvsic.PDF
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These guys have anything that you think might work? https://amscope.com/