potterma
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Here's a finished F5 channel. Ain't that a sight
Looking good, brunk! Looking forward to your listening impressions!
Here's a finished F5 channel. Ain't that a sight
Yeah, nice job, Brunk! I am amazed at how few through-hole components it seems you had to solder, just going by the photos you've provided. It suddenly doesn't look all that intimidating to me. (Last words...)
I've got about half as much soldering to do with this toy robot I've ordered as my first PCB soldering effort...
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002VKZBMY
Mike
Here's a finished F5 channel. Ain't that a sight
Well I must say the soldering looks quite good.
BTW....what are the burn marks?
Sorry to ask, but.....
Did you let the smoke out of some components?
Burn marks? I didnt burn anything. Maybe you're seeing some residual flux residue somewhere? Or maybe you're seeing the shadows of the FETs from the back-lighting?Thanks Chris.
My MG3 24V "travel rig" is ready to go! Joy!
New foam for the case arrived yesterday. I've managed to get it all into case in a way that leaves all of the banana plugs connected and ready for use. I didn't think the case could be closed with the MG3 and the 25.2V LiPo battery upright, but it does. Yay!
1) Open the case
2) Connect headphone cable to LCD-2's mini-XLRs
3) Connect the LiPo battery and attach alarm/monitor
4) Connect interconnect cable to PCM-M10
5) Turn on the MG3 and listen to music!
Mike
Nah I think I can see it too Brunk...Just finish the job and send it to me for testing....might take a couple of months.
My MG3 24V "travel rig" is ready to go! Joy!
New foam for the case arrived yesterday. I've managed to get it all into case in a way that leaves all of the banana plugs connected and ready for use. I didn't think the case could be closed with the MG3 and the 25.2V LiPo battery upright, but it does. Yay!
1) Open the case
2) Connect headphone cable to LCD-2's mini-XLRs
3) Connect the LiPo battery and attach alarm/monitor
4) Connect interconnect cable to PCM-M10
5) Turn on the MG3 and listen to music!
Mike
*bow down*
You using onboard heat sinks? What does the case look like?
I'll be using this lovely case from the DiyAudio store, I snatched the last one in stock Just like the rest of the build, it's slightly overkill too hehe, less heat for the components the better though. The extra price premium is much worth it IMO, because I certainly can't compete with a CNC machine, not to mention that future First Watt boards are ridiculously easy to swap thanks to the mounting specs.
unreal tournament was the schiit when it was hot. Keep me up at night and significantly lowered my grades during my sophomore year in high school lol.
Love that btw, its like a secret agents proper portable LCD rig
Burn marks? I didnt burn anything. Maybe you're seeing some residual flux residue somewhere? Or maybe you're seeing the shadows of the FETs from the back-lighting?Thanks Chris.