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meat01
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Both amps are 2 channel stereo, but Chu Moy's tutorial uses 2 single channel opamps, while Tangent uses 1 dual channel opamp. Tangent's tutorial and layout is a little easier and more compact.
dyolf
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Ok thanks
And should i put heatshrink on the bottom of the board so nothing shorts out when it touches the tin?
And should i put heatshrink on the bottom of the board so nothing shorts out when it touches the tin?
meat01
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You can either use Electrical tape or a thin piece of mylar or plastic on the bottom of the tin, but yes you should put something there.
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put electrical tape on the bottom of your tin and you'll be fine, I do it with all of mine and I haven't had any problems.
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I used to use electrical tape to insulate the amp board from the tin can. This works real good, but there is a greater chance of a short in case the board stabs through the tape (which can easily happen). Now, i either use a piece of thin plastic hot-glued to the bottom of the board. Also, what ive been using more recently, is headers, which i snip into single piece and solder them on the 4 corners of the board, beats tape and plastic.
-ivan c.
-ivan c.