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  1. gbyleveldt

    Vivere Dreams

    Go away Brent!!!
  2. gbyleveldt

    Nice one Boardmaster....more like Conmasters

    I was going to suggest exactly that. Do it on a Saturday morning when theres lots of people through the shop.
  3. gbyleveldt

    The Whisky thread

    Had some last night as well - very very nice. The bottle is now open so I need to finish it  ;D
  4. gbyleveldt

    "Rollerblocks" DIY

    :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
  5. gbyleveldt

    anyone here own a yacht ?

    ^^^ That looks like Harties.
  6. gbyleveldt

    Bullet's Garage Sale

    For a while now Ive also been wondering
  7. gbyleveldt

    Gearslave contact number please...

    Oh boy, what did I do?
  8. gbyleveldt

    Sonus Faber Extrema DIY

    Hmmm. Neat! I'm itching to clone a set of Cremona's. I've even got all the drivers here (or at least as close as I'm likely to get).
  9. gbyleveldt

    Couldn't resist any longer, joined the dark side

    I'm not seeing the arty part?
  10. gbyleveldt

    Couldn't resist any longer, joined the dark side

    ^^^ There's no place on the Viv to plug it in.
  11. gbyleveldt

    Chassis wiring?

    DC offset is the offset away from 0V. This will change as the amplifier reaches it's DC operating point at temperature. DC Operating point is what you figured out a while back using LT Spice - it's the DC state the amplifier sits at when there's no signal fed to it and at thermal equilibrium...
  12. gbyleveldt

    Chassis wiring?

    ^^^ I was referring to the DC operating point of the amplifier
  13. gbyleveldt

    Chassis wiring?

    ^^^ Correct, mismatch on an LTP creates DC offset, provided you take the feedback from the output transistors. You compensate for this by using the pot in the circuit above. When using a DC servo the above method is not possible, so you have to inject a DC voltage (of opposite polarity) into the...
  14. gbyleveldt

    Chassis wiring?

    Maybe a picture will help: You may already have emitter degeneration resistors there, just scale these for the effect that the pot will introduce. You need emitter degeneration resistors to tame the open loop gain of your LTP and they are highly recommended.
  15. gbyleveldt

    Chassis wiring?

    You using an LTP? Easiest for setting DC offset is to add a low resistance pot at the junction of the emitter resistors. By setting this pot, you balance the dc level in you ltp.
  16. gbyleveldt

    Pool heating company needed - East Rand

    Thanks guys, I managed to find someone who can assist because of a kind soul on the forum. I'm told I have what they call 'spaghetti' pipes for my system. The leak is rather involved because of the design and the amount of 'spaghetti' pipes that is leaking.
  17. gbyleveldt

    First speaker project for the new year

    Thanks guys! Yebo, it seemed to work pretty well together when I was messing around.
  18. gbyleveldt

    HP/Agilent HP3582A Audio Spectrum Analyser

    I would love to get my hands on some of that kit. Getting surplus in from the US is possible, but the shipping kills it.
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