Thoughts on the 48v 100 watt amp
Posted: Fri May 29, 2020 10:17 pm
Has anyone else had any joy on one of these amps?. They seem good devices
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Im not finished with it. It needs the heatsink and coax at each end but other than that looking good so far.Electronically wrote:Has anyone else had any joy on one of these amps?. They seem good devices
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Go for it. The kits are made of smd easily put together. However if replaced with your caps they should be simpler that way you know its easy to identify.Bton-FM wrote:Not yet electronically but I have got some boards from enigma shop and will be ordering the components from mouser very soon.I’m gonna try some different caps that’s are cheaper and rated 1000v on the output.
These devices seem like the way forward especially if they are going to get taken.
Word of warning if using smd test with multimeter that way you know your not caught out with smd there tricky to identifyElectronically wrote:Go for it. The kits are made of smd easily put together. However if replaced with your caps they should be simpler that way you know its easy to identify.Bton-FM wrote:Not yet electronically but I have got some boards from enigma shop and will be ordering the components from mouser very soon.I’m gonna try some different caps that’s are cheaper and rated 1000v on the output.
These devices seem like the way forward especially if they are going to get taken.
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From my past I've watched my mates blowing up transmitters from not listening to me. So now there now like should have listened I haven't blown transmitter since 1999 in which case I used a car battery. I blown it stupidly using it while it was charging on air. I thought the Germans was flying over again that day it was loud bang lolElectronically wrote:Word of warning if using smd test with multimeter that way you know your not caught out with smd there tricky to identifyElectronically wrote:Go for it. The kits are made of smd easily put together. However if replaced with your caps they should be simpler that way you know its easy to identify.Bton-FM wrote:Not yet electronically but I have got some boards from enigma shop and will be ordering the components from mouser very soon.I’m gonna try some different caps that’s are cheaper and rated 1000v on the output.
These devices seem like the way forward especially if they are going to get taken.
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I presume you have used atc100b caps?Electronically wrote: ↑Fri May 29, 2020 11:25 pmWord of warning if using smd test with multimeter that way you know your not caught out with smd there tricky to identifyElectronically wrote:Go for it. The kits are made of smd easily put together. However if replaced with your caps they should be simpler that way you know its easy to identify.Bton-FM wrote:Not yet electronically but I have got some boards from enigma shop and will be ordering the components from mouser very soon.I’m gonna try some different caps that’s are cheaper and rated 1000v on the output.
These devices seem like the way forward especially if they are going to get taken.
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Yup I have.Bton-FM wrote:I presume you have used atc100b caps?Electronically wrote: ↑Fri May 29, 2020 11:25 pmWord of warning if using smd test with multimeter that way you know your not caught out with smd there tricky to identifyElectronically wrote:Go for it. The kits are made of smd easily put together. However if replaced with your caps they should be simpler that way you know its easy to identify.
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