Glen's 700 series II build
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Oh sorry, my mistake, that photo is from our recent trip to Seattle
I found the real ones...
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OH my, Joe.. that is NICE WORK MAN!
Looking forward to seein that invoice in me inbox..
Frankey is going to start up strong and .. wow. heheh
Looking forward to seein that invoice in me inbox..
Frankey is going to start up strong and .. wow. heheh
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My goodness.......
It doesn't look bent...
grapplesaw
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I Want it, I want it, I want it
It has your Series 2 considerations taken into account on this minor revision to the beta chassis.
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I like the added plug option
Release Notes for PL700B/Ser2 Chassis
I figured you might. Now you can use the AC cord of your choice. Nice Schurter inlet port.
View attachment Release notes for PL700 Chassis and Covers RevC.pdf
I figured you might. Now you can use the AC cord of your choice. Nice Schurter inlet port.
View attachment Release notes for PL700 Chassis and Covers RevC.pdf
grapplesaw
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Nice write up
I emailed you an inquiry for a set.
Got it Glen, dealing with a project deadline right now, will be back to you tomorrow. Thx.
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Take it easy let me know when you have time
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Is mine the only silver one? I love it. Great work Joe!
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Joe has the other silver one. And that's it for the prototypes ....
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Gteat. Got the music party at Stevens today...
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So I wanted to get something done today and took on the task of conditioning the power caps.
i got an old heathkit it-28 capacitor checker of eBay and installed some new power supply caps and one other the supplies the green eye.
so after much tinkering I was willing to try it on an old cap.
first run compete at 25 volts and now completely discharged will run a 50 volt charge.
i reason in using this old unit instead of me newer sencore is it charges slower and discharging is easy, flick of the switch.
i will the go on the 100 volt cycle but not the 150. Dennis suggested charging at above rail voltage so I will configure a setup like the one Lee has posted using a bridge rectifier and a varic power supply. What do you guys think of a 115 volt conditioning voltage for this on a 100 volt cap?
i will keep track of the can temps as I go throught the process
it takes about 1 hour per charge so far.
i got an old heathkit it-28 capacitor checker of eBay and installed some new power supply caps and one other the supplies the green eye.
so after much tinkering I was willing to try it on an old cap.
first run compete at 25 volts and now completely discharged will run a 50 volt charge.
i reason in using this old unit instead of me newer sencore is it charges slower and discharging is easy, flick of the switch.
i will the go on the 100 volt cycle but not the 150. Dennis suggested charging at above rail voltage so I will configure a setup like the one Lee has posted using a bridge rectifier and a varic power supply. What do you guys think of a 115 volt conditioning voltage for this on a 100 volt cap?
i will keep track of the can temps as I go throught the process
it takes about 1 hour per charge so far.
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115 to 120 would be plenty...