700 Series II Conversion

FredR

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I've had a SII sitting in the closet with a bent chassis. Got one of Joe's new replacement chassis and all his new goodies. Here is a short photo essay:
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gadget73

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Looks good Fred.


I'm wondering when the next logical step happens: newly wound transformers and heat sinks so there won't be any reliance on a parts donor at all. Could probably even have a stouter transformer made so it won't sag the supply voltage as much.
 

NavLinear

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Sweet Fred. I really like Joe's newly designed chassis and I love your third photo. That gives a different perspective of the output transistors relative to the backplane board. Nice shot - if you haven't noticed I like nice photos.
 

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Looks beautiful- quality job all the way! Congrats on passing DBT on the first attempt.
 

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Thanks guys. Hope to wire up the front panel next weekend. Will post a few more pics.
 

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looks good from Mexico

you are a speedy Gonzales at that assembly

what size caps are running on the power supply?
 

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Yes it does, but I would rather have him in development mode rather than market mode....if it happens with White Oak, you'll see it here first...
 
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