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 Post subject: couple simple questions
PostPosted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 10:06 am 
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I've started a sIII kit and have a couple questions:

1)I have the tube sockets installed as follows, rectifier, outputs, space, space, preamps. Should I put a space between the rectifier and the output tubes, or is it fine next to it? I have the heater wires soldered in already, but I can change it if it will cause problems.

2) I wired the big cap, and guessed that the black rivet on the one lug means ground. Am I right, or will this thing shoot into outerspace when I apply power?

Thanks for your help!
Joseph


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joseph, Yes, big black lug is ground connection. The latest layout shows recommended slots for the tubes.

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I was impatient and built before you got a chance to reply. :) I have my three 12ax7s all the way to the side of the chassis. It was tight, but I managed to get the two turret boards mounted on both sides of the far socket. Built it, tested it, and am happy that it is working!!! I noticed the squeel past MV 8 and checked on this forum. I just grounded my output jacks to the chassis, and the squeel is gone! Thanks guys.


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Congrats on the build. Usually we reverse the leads on the Output tranny to get rid of a squeal, but I see you got rid of it by grounding - good work.

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