Posted by Jean-Claude (A) on September 29, 2006 at 23:19:53

In Reply to: Re: Kit 1 posted by pet on September 29, 2006 at 14:36:47:

Pet,

This is what I feared ! I built my KIT last year (standard version)and I upgraded the Driver board (harwired / copperfoil / tants), BG for filament board, BG for 300B, An-V between drvierboard and Elma switch, chrome shroud covers.
But I am not sure to have enough room in the chassis to install the double C-Core trans ?

Jean-Claude

• Re: Kit 1 - beto1 04:56:58 09/30/06 (0)
  In Reply to: Re: Kit 1 posted by Jean-Claude on September 29, 2006 at 23:19:53:

  Hi Jean-Claude,
  Brian has designed a 35mm wider chassis to use with the double C TX.
  Regards,
  Beto
  
  

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• Re: Kit 1 - pet 04:42:20 09/30/06 (1)
  In Reply to: Re: Kit 1 posted by Jean-Claude on September 29, 2006 at 23:19:53:

  Jean-Claud ,

  I believe you will have no problem installing the C-core trans , I'm assuming you have
  the stainless chassis. I had to replace my chassis to accomodate the C-core trans but
  if you had built your Kit last year , I think you will have no prblems. Can you tell more
  about your hardwired driver board , it sounds like an interesting upgrade.

  Pet
  
  

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  • Re: Kit 1 - Jean-Claude 08:35:04 09/30/06 (0)
    In Reply to: Re: Kit 1 posted by pet on September 30, 2006 at 04:42:20:

    Pet,

    Indeed I have the stainless chassis which is 400mm wide by 300mm deep. Do you think it would be correct for the double C-core trans ?

    Regarding the hardwirer driver board it is a wonderful experience. I have first implemented the standatd version (PC board, but I had ordered at the same time the Hardwire version with AN copper foil cond and tant's resistors. I had to drill the board (8 to 10 holes were missing).
    The difference between the 2 boards is not subtle.
    It took almost 4 months until the KIT one revealed its potential.

    Jean-Claude

    
    
    

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