You are an electronics surgeon! I love to see this kind of passion and attention to perfection. This is art. You are a master. :D
You also have some REAL GUTS! :eek::rolleyes:
James. :)
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You are an electronics surgeon! I love to see this kind of passion and attention to perfection. This is art. You are a master. :D
You also have some REAL GUTS! :eek::rolleyes:
James. :)
[quote=smogthemog;60315]Thanks for the comments guy's.
To be honest Carl I haven't noticed any output difference only that I don't get the strange pulsing any more within the beam when scanned but I guess the faulty cap may have been the cause of that.
Well the lack of the beam pulsing will be a visual improvement when watching shows.:) When I had a little SP 161 I had the same problem with pulsing but at the time I did not have the know how to fix it. The PSU was a kit I bought from Dave Green, aka LaserTech.
Carl
I am continually amazed by the craftsmanship displayed by the mere "hobbyists" here in the forums. (And secretly envious of their talents as well...:o)
Jim, the work you have done on that laser (and now the PSU) is much better than any of the commercial stuff coming out of China these days, and I dare say it's even better than a good portion of the stuff made in Europe and the US.
Well done man... *WELL DONE*! :D
Adam
Thank you Adam for the praise, muchly appreciated.
I did a little testing of the tube voltages last night @ different tube current levels and these where my results.
Perhaps a little high but I hope it to come down a little with use as it had been standing prior to me getting it.