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Ed Price wrote:
Yeah, it IS crude looking. I love the little details, like the big holes created by a chain of little drill holes. And the fan delivers on two levels; first, the blade is home-made, from a piece of sheet metal, and second, when the blade radius wouldn't clear the chassis, a triangular hunk was whacked away for blade clearance. Nice touch. The fan is kind of scary. But I have to admit that it's no worse than some of the equipment I built in high school, and some of the construction techniques are very similar. Including drilling lots of little holes when I had no Greenlee punch, and using expanded metal from old oil filters for shielding. Admittedly, the biggest thing I ever built at the time used a pair of 6L6es as finals, but it was hot chassis which is even more alarming today. But I am here and I _almost_ got a WAS with that rig, in spite of solder joints that a plumber wouldn't have accepted. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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