Ahmet

I can't help with the testing. But have you considered getting your threads 
edited down to a couple pages and contacting Latitude 38 with an idea (!) for a 
short article? Or possibly they would want to put "Max Ebb" and "Lee Helm" on 
the job to explain it to all us unwashed! <g> Guess you'd have to consider your 
"public" position carefully, but they do have a large, very knowledgeable, 
enthusiastic and often well heeled (huh!) audience.

Rufus


> ----- Original Message -----
> From: ahmet erkan
> Sent: 06/08/11 10:32 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [Liveaboard] Equalizer Status 2011-06-08
> 
> Hi Guys,
> Copper strips are in, paper is in, core and bobbin samples are in, kapton 
> tape is in.
> I am going to ty to fit 5 turns of 2X20 mil 0.75" wide copper strip and 10 
> mil nomex onto a PQ3535 
> ferrite core set and gap it 0.008" which should give me about 20uH of 
> inductance for the flyback 
> transformer. This may sound like I am trying the impress you guys but it is 
> just basic switching 
> power supply design work. I was listening to my favorite song "She blinded me 
> with science" full 
> blast on the way to work yesterday so I thought I should jazz you guys up 
> with a little BS.
> On the money matters, I spent $100 on the TO-247 schottky diodes, $60 on the 
> TO-247 FETs, $120 
> on the transformer materials, $50 on the IC's, $36 on a 250Ampere Perko 
> 1-2-Both switch, and 
> bunch of more money on other components. (Not counting the capital equipment 
> for testing)
> My wife thinks I am wasting money and energy on something that nobody really 
> wants. She might be right but we are way past the point of no return. We will 
> either fly or crash. 
> This box will be humming and that is all there is to it.
> I expect to start uploading some photographs of the breadboard and sending 
> you the link 
> to my webside by the end of next week. 
> By the way, one of our sailors Jim Lynch is evidently a EE and he gave me 
> some inputs 
> for a reasonable cost PCB manufacturer gEDA that we might use rather than 
> PCB123 
> which is the current plans.
> Unfortunately the workload at where I work is also ramping up which is taxing 
> my energy. 
> If I could have only half the energy I had when I didn't know anything.....
> All the best.
> Ahmet

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