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I find it a bit scary how good it is.
Question for ChatGPT - 'Read this Masters Thesis and tell me if it was written by you'

Another consideration is safety in the event of an accident.
Batteries, capacitors, flywheels, compressed gasses, can all potentially release their stored energy catastrophically.
Petrol is relatively safe, it will burn, but to get a big explosion you have to turn it into a vapour and mix it with air.

Maybe have a second device also streaming from sounds at the same time, and see if that buffers when the pi does.

Thanks Nick

The articles showcasing amplifier schematics seems to no longer be available.
They were at lilienthalengineering.com and had titles like ‘100 Amplifiers apart 1’
Scribd seems to have them but you need to pay….

Yes, probably about 200 ohm output impedance.
Could dc couple to a cathode follower, but then I guess we are getting close to Nick’s circuit

A bit late now, but I found a circuit in Sound Practices that uses easy to find valves:
https://worldradiohistory.com/Archive-A ... sue-12.pdf
Page 46

As someone already posted, d3a are rated 10,000 hours, so you wouldn’t need many to keep you going for a good few years. You’d need to get your cartridge re-tipped more often than replacing the tubes?

Chassis arrived safe and sound, very well packed.
Thanks again Greg

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I’m also guessing that these effects become more measurable and more significant as frequency goes up.
I’ve been battling a high frequency oscillation and/or radio pick up on the current project. I have lots of long wires……
I know that’s a long way from vias, but…

I’m learning a lot from this thread, and realising that my own pcbs could be improved a lot. So, I will attempt to answer the question to check my own understanding, if that’s ok. Thinking about impedance, going from low impedance to higher, at one end of the scale we have a block of copper, then a ...

I wish I could claim it was intentional

On reflection, you’re right. They are too far down the rabbit hole.

The radar tech is very impressive though.