Amplifier test board

RE: Amplifier test board

shabaz — Tue, 11 Jun 2019 00:40:11 GMT

Hi Donald,

Nice work. It looks fantastic. Those connectors you're using look great for bolting down into internal chassis/industrial and test rig projects.

Wago stuff is really nice.

I used the 'electrician' versions recently during a flat renovation. The typical 'electrician-style' Wago connector was the 222 series,

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but it was new to me that there is a 221 series, it is a lot thinner compared to 222, and is easier on the fingers, and greater flexibility on wire sizes that fit too.

(Plus easier to visually inspect due to transparency, etc).

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RE: Amplifier test board

jw0752 — Sun, 09 Jun 2019 23:54:52 GMT

Hi Donald,

A really nice looking setup. I also run into the problem of centering things for aesthetic reasons only to realize later that the hole would have been better offset.

John

RE: Amplifier test board

genebren — Sun, 09 Jun 2019 22:02:03 GMT

Very clean fabrication on your amplifier test setup. This is a pretty cool way to do some side by side and/or incremental testing of your design.

Well done!

Gene