dBel84
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I am moving shortly and have to drop some weight (you can keep any snide remarks to yerselves, thank you).
I have a few bits that may come in handy for a diyr. I didn't post this on the sale/trade thread because it is mostly to do with diy.
1. pcb fabrication
- variable temp water bath
- ferric chloride & ammonium persulfate
- lab grade propanol (rubbing alcohol) & ethanol
- tinning solution that is comming to the end of it's shelf life.
2. box of various "walwart" transformers - AC / DC
3. Transformer and heatsinks for serious class A amp
- transformer , standard iron core type with copper shielding.
- 45V-0-45V ~ 200VA
- 18-0-18 ~ at least good for 1A
- 6V = can be used as a relay trigger for standby.
- heatsinks are serious beasts approx 12" long 5" wide. I sliced a small block I had in half for my EHHA - to give you an idea, those are 2" lengths on each end. They barely get warm dissipating 300mA at idle. I had bought these originally with the idea of building one of the Nelson Pass' amps. I will keep them if no one takes them.
4. Lab grade 20A autotransformer. (Topaz line II) The transformer itself has a low buzz and thus ideally suited for a clean bench supply. It weighs a ton!
My only restriction is local pick-up only as this stuff is either bulky or heavy. I live in West Hartford, Connecticut for anyone interested and apologies to those that are but nowhere near me. pm me if interested..dB
I have a few bits that may come in handy for a diyr. I didn't post this on the sale/trade thread because it is mostly to do with diy.
1. pcb fabrication
- variable temp water bath
- ferric chloride & ammonium persulfate
- lab grade propanol (rubbing alcohol) & ethanol
- tinning solution that is comming to the end of it's shelf life.
2. box of various "walwart" transformers - AC / DC
3. Transformer and heatsinks for serious class A amp
- transformer , standard iron core type with copper shielding.
- 45V-0-45V ~ 200VA
- 18-0-18 ~ at least good for 1A
- 6V = can be used as a relay trigger for standby.
- heatsinks are serious beasts approx 12" long 5" wide. I sliced a small block I had in half for my EHHA - to give you an idea, those are 2" lengths on each end. They barely get warm dissipating 300mA at idle. I had bought these originally with the idea of building one of the Nelson Pass' amps. I will keep them if no one takes them.
4. Lab grade 20A autotransformer. (Topaz line II) The transformer itself has a low buzz and thus ideally suited for a clean bench supply. It weighs a ton!
My only restriction is local pick-up only as this stuff is either bulky or heavy. I live in West Hartford, Connecticut for anyone interested and apologies to those that are but nowhere near me. pm me if interested..dB
