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Broccoli
bru The power to upgrade with the broccoli is within all of us. Yeah I know the point is elastic bands, but broccoli are way more interesting to create, less chewy and come with health benefits.- muchtoofast
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Avondale Schottky Full Wave Bridge Module.....(Bargain)
PXL_20240114_165532040 by muchtoofast, on Flickr 27mm Square approx. Height including spades is around 20mm excluding the middle through hole mounting pole.- muchtoofast
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Avondale Schottky Full Wave Bridge Module.....(Bargain)
PXL_20240112_111733338 by muchtoofast, on Flickr The FWB2s came with a handy bag of decent quality bits. Neat.- muchtoofast
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Avondale Schottky Full Wave Bridge Module.....(Bargain)
Thanks for the confirmation, I've ordered four FWB2 units from Avondale (as you get discount with multiple in the same order), two for the hicap with the existing ASR2 shunt regulator, and two for the NAP250. I can also report that when compared to a stock hicap DR, the ASR2 regulator made the...- muchtoofast
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Avondale Schottky Full Wave Bridge Module.....(Bargain)
It will be interesting to see how these fair in your hicap clone with the Avondale shunt if you are still intending to do that. Thanks for the details.- muchtoofast
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Re-Entry: An Active Accomplishment
The photography is also awesome.- muchtoofast
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Allae tweeter dead Scan-Speak D2008/852100 four nuts instead of three
No worries :)- muchtoofast
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Allae tweeter dead Scan-Speak D2008/852100 four nuts instead of three
Good stuff, lets hope it doesn't cost too much to post it!- muchtoofast
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Allae tweeter dead Scan-Speak D2008/852100 four nuts instead of three
Rather than removing both tweeters and swapping them, first try unsoldering one cable from the suspect tweeter and then use a multimeter and test the resistance of this tweeter. My faulty tweeter gave an open circuit reading and not several ohms.- muchtoofast
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Allae tweeter dead Scan-Speak D2008/852100 four nuts instead of three
Try Here. You may wish to email them first to confirm etc. I haven't used the company previously. Description part number differs from stock code. Its likely they aren't what you are looking for and just the replacements.- muchtoofast
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Allae tweeter dead Scan-Speak D2008/852100 four nuts instead of three
Well found, main bass drivers are long gone I think. Are these the right tweeter though? Thought they should be 851100? Sound presentation wise, although they are 4 hole mounting, from what I've read the 852100 are closer to the 851100 than the 3 hole 851200. Yup, those naming conventions are so...- muchtoofast
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Allae tweeter dead Scan-Speak D2008/852100 four nuts instead of three
These might help: IMG_20191220_184118 by muchtoofast, on Flickr IMG_20191228_150008 by muchtoofast, on Flickr I had no idea what the chunk of metal sat on rubber was at the time, the + and - marks were just to replace it in the same orientation. Cabinet mods may be quite easy if necessary as...- muchtoofast
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Allae tweeter dead Scan-Speak D2008/852100 four nuts instead of three
Did find this junker though, looks like the tweeter itself has had a tangle with a unicorn at ramming speed.- muchtoofast
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Allae tweeter dead Scan-Speak D2008/852100 four nuts instead of three
Looking at the D2008/852100, the cable soldering connections are on the sides, when I replaced one of mine with an original D2008/851100, the connections I believe were on the back. No idea if you have clearance for these without cabinet modification. There was also seemingly a chunk of oblong...- muchtoofast
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