[naamanf]

Wow. Super nice work. I notice the Audio Technology theme on a couple of the amps. Fan of their speakers or an employee? Also looks like your into control line airplanes

 

[devin_mm]

Ummm.... Glowing-Tube all I have to say is wow, those are some fantastic designs.

 

[Glowing-Tube]

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Originally Posted by naamanf /img/forum/go_quote.gif Wow. Super nice work. I notice the Audio Technology theme on a couple of the amps. Fan of their speakers or an employee? Also looks like your into control line airplanes

Yes I have been knowing Per Skaaning the last 25 years or so, I'm passing his workshop every day, when I'm driving to work. You got me, I also like to build model airplane, control line and RC-controlled.

Regards,

Torben

 

[Glowing-Tube]

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Originally Posted by devin_mm /img/forum/go_quote.gif Ummm.... Glowing-Tube all I have to say is wow, those are some fantastic designs.

Thanks a lot devin.

Regards,

Torben

 

[koike]

Still one channel left to build as I'm short on 4 heat sinks.

 

[funch]

Thought I'd share a few pix of my PS1 mod's. So far I've bypassed the output stage using Vampire CCC wire through two 3.3uF Clarity Caps, installed better RCA's, and remote-mounted the power supply in a cast aluminum case. I've also installed the receiver for a remote in the #2 memory card slot.

 

[tomb]

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Originally Posted by naamanf /img/forum/go_quote.gif Wow. Super nice work. I notice the Audio Technology theme on a couple of the amps. Fan of their speakers or an employee? Also looks like your into control line airplanes

YES - it looks like a McCoy redhead - now tell me where you know that. Controliners are a rare breed.

 

[Captain ?degard]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIdhCXydd-0

lights lights LIIIIGHTS!

 

[Glowing-Tube]

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Originally Posted by tomb /img/forum/go_quote.gif YES - it looks like a McCoy redhead - now tell me where you know that. Controliners are a rare breed.

Hi tomd

You have right it's an old McCoy redhead from the sixties, I have become it and other old motors like Cox, Os Webra and a few more from my father. Are you into Controliners also?

Regards,
Torben

 

[tomb]

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Originally Posted by Glowing-Tube /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hi tomd You have right it's an old McCoy redhead from the sixties, I have become it and other old motors like Cox, Os Webra and a few more from my father. Are you into Controliners also? Regards, Torben

Yes.

I've flown combat and precision stunt since the mid-to-late '60's. I still have a couple of Fox Combat Specials, a Fox 35, etc.

 

[GeWa]

Glowing-Tube, are you willing to share the schematics of your 6AS7G amp.
I have a few of those tubes lying around for ages, maybe its time I can put them to use.

Best regards

 

[funch]

This is a followup to my post 2570. I followed PinkFloyd's advice on his site, www.rock-grotto.co.uk, and replaced the caps on my tube buffer. I replaced the electrolytics with Pana FM's (had to use FC's for the little guys), and the film caps with Wima's. I put one of each of the old ones on top of a replacement to show the difference in size.

Pink wasn't kidding: it does make one heck of a difference. So far, I'm very impressed. For no more than I have invested in this (driven by my modd'ed PS1), it's soundin' astoundin'.

 

[Glowing-Tube]

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Originally Posted by GeWa /img/forum/go_quote.gif Glowing-Tube, are you willing to share the schematics of your 6AS7G amp. I have a few of those tubes lying around for ages, maybe its time I can put them to use. Best regards

Hi GeWa

Right now I'm not willing to share my schematics, because I will try to make a little production, just for fun. Perhaps I could be so lucky that I would be able to sell 10-50 of my amp. It have been up against the famous Rudistor RP-7, the sound of my amp was equal to the Rudistor, so I have hit the right design for my schematic.

Best regards,

Torben

 

[TzeYang]

Cased up little portable amp. OPA -> Diamond buffers.

last for around 8-9 hours on a single 170mAH 9V. Sounds pretty good.

 

[Marzie]

My modest efforts at making CMoys

This was my first one. The two knobs are left and right volume because I couldn't find a double pot.

This is after I borrowed the case for my third amp

This is my second CMoy, I call it the DaftMoy. I found some rca's at radioshack that looked like a step up from their usual crap, so I gave them a try.

Here's the inside

Here's my latest, with 1/4 and 1/8 outputs, and rca and 1/8 inputs

and the inside

On the DaftMoy, I didn't use a switch between the 2 inputs, i just wired them in series. Any disadvantages to doing it this way? On the third amp, I did use switches for both the inputs and the outputs.