New Millett Hybrid MiniMAX (what happened to this thread?)
Oct 18, 2008 at 3:44 PM Post #166 of 1,948
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Originally Posted by tomb /img/forum/go_quote.gif
but Mouser had incorrectly listed their 100uf 35V UPW cap as 6.3mm diameter - it's 8mm, which is too big.


*blows raspberry* I knew I should have checked the data sheet. The FM are back in stock at Digikey thankfully... Digi-Key - P12926-ND (Panasonic - ECG - EEU-FM1V680)

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Thanks to Beefy for doing this great favor for the Australian MiniMAX interest.


With the inability to combine Beezar shipping with the cases, some of the benefit is gone, unfortunately
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But I understand the reasoning. Maybe I should leave the Beezar parts to individuals and just do the Mouser, Digikey and Sonic Craft as the group buy items? I'll sleep on it......
 
Oct 18, 2008 at 4:15 PM Post #167 of 1,948
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Originally Posted by Beefy /img/forum/go_quote.gif
*blows raspberry* I knew I should have checked the data sheet. The FM are back in stock at Digikey thankfully... Digi-Key - P12926-ND (Panasonic - ECG - EEU-FM1V680)



With the inability to combine Beezar shipping with the cases, some of the benefit is gone, unfortunately
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But I understand the reasoning. Maybe I should leave the Beezar parts to individuals and just do the Mouser, Digikey and Sonic Craft as the group buy items? I'll sleep on it......



Yeah, I just received the 100uf 35V UPW from Mouser two days ago. I was a bit surprised when I opened it up to put it in the MiniMAX.

YGPM.
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Oct 20, 2008 at 6:04 AM Post #168 of 1,948
So it seems that a guy from my work has just bought a regular MAX PCB, and I have offered to add the parts he requires to my Mouser and Digikey orders.

Instead of doing a whole new BOM I am hoping to just add an extra multiple of my current group buy kits, minus any Mini parts I don't require, plus any parts still required for the regular MAX. So the changes would be:

Remove RR4/PF1?
Add back CR5?
Add back CM2?
Can I keep the new axials at DR1?
Can I keep the new axials at CR3?
Can I keep the new 68µF 35V electrolytic at CR4?

Importantly, is there anything else I have forgotten about?

[EDIT]
Back to the old power switch.
I suppose he needs a Hammond case.
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Cheers!
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Oct 20, 2008 at 12:35 PM Post #169 of 1,948
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Originally Posted by Beefy /img/forum/go_quote.gif
So it seems that a guy from my work has just bought a regular MAX PCB, and I have offered to add the parts he requires to my Mouser and Digikey orders.

Instead of doing a whole new BOM I am hoping to just add an extra multiple of my current group buy kits, minus any Mini parts I don't require, plus any parts still required for the regular MAX. So the changes would be:

Remove RR4/PF1?



Without doing board surgery, there is no place for this part.{quote]
Add back CR5?[/quote]Same as above, without board surgery, this part is must be installed. Quote:

Add back CM2?


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Can I keep the new axials at DR1?


No. The holes are not setup for the axial Schotty's. Quote:

Can I keep the new axials at CR3?


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Can I keep the new 68µF 35V electrolytic at CR4?


Yes, this would probably help slightly. Quote:


Importantly, is there anything else I have forgotten about?


I don't think so. Quote:


[EDIT]
Back to the old power switch.


Yes. Quote:

I suppose he needs a Hammond case.


Yes. Quote:

[/EDIT]

Cheers!
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Oct 20, 2008 at 1:00 PM Post #172 of 1,948
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Is the BOM on the MiniMax page fully updated? I'm getting ready to order two sets of parts, and I want to make sure I don't need to make any corrections.


It should be, but I've been very busy of late, so no guarantees.
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Seriously, if the small, less than 100uf electrolytic is listed for CR4, and a PF1 is listed instead of RR4, then that should be the latest and greatest.
 
Oct 20, 2008 at 2:41 PM Post #174 of 1,948
Quoting tomb:
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* PCB's will be available for sale (at the usual Millett MAX outlet) on Friday, 10/24/2008.

* Due to the requirement of shipping the cases via Priority Mail and International Priority Mail, combined shipping is not possible. (Your cost for shipping a boards/parts order at the same rates would be very expensive.)


A word of explanation -
The MiniMAX cases must be shipped via Priority Mail and International Priority Mail. This is prudent, since there is no way of replacing a MiniMAX case lost in shipment. On the other hand, an order for boards and parts can be replaced. If I were to ship the boards and parts at the same rates required for the cases, it would cost you a monumental amount. As many of you have experienced, I can ship boards and parts at very economical First Class rates.

Finally, the MiniMAX is a refined design. It has gone through the prototyping stage with extensive testing and obviously has a long heritage in the Millett Hybrid and Millett MAX designs. Therefore, we do not anticipate any changes with the MiniMAX BOM. I will also work on updating the MiniMAX website to the same standards as the MAX, MOSFET-MAX and BantamDAC shortly.


PCBs released on my birthday
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Oct 21, 2008 at 12:53 AM Post #177 of 1,948
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GAH! Its blue!
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My order finger is twitchy..... Bring it on, Beezar!



Maybe Wednesday evening on Beezar - because unfortunately, I have to go out of town for a couple of days anyway.
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Oct 21, 2008 at 12:57 AM Post #179 of 1,948
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Maybe Wednesday evening on Beezar - because unfortunately, I have to go out of town for a couple of days anyway.
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Look forward to it. My cart is loaded with everything else I need for five and a half Max builds......
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