PRE PHONO PSU 3 umbilical sockets and wiring

[bob orbell]

Sorry Greg, I need to post pictures but, for a long time now I cant because of the size and don't have a clue how to address the problem, of the PCB's. they are the PS-1 and hold both regulated HT & LT and two full wave bridge rectifiers, they fit inside the WD PSU case along with the WD transformer, the HT regulators receive 400 volts DC, then after, one puts out 250 volts, the other 200 volts, the later is for the J Broski Akidio CF, this sits inside a WD Pre III case with Alps motorised pot and associated circuitry. I will try and get help to post pictures. Bob

[A Stuart]

Bob - What exactly is the difficulty posting images? Is it how to scale down the image size?
http://www.world-designs.co.uk/forum...b3_attachments gives general instructions on posting.
The specific limits appear to be, for jpg - max filesize 175kB, height 1024px, width 1024px .

As regards scaling the image down, what photo editing options do you already have on your computer?

Alastair

[Greg.]

The really simple way to upload photos is to use a free image hosting website. I use https://imgbb.com/

[Matthew Snell]

Just to chip in here:

I obviously buy the Binder (4-pin only, I'm afraid) in bulk - so am happy to sell ones and twos at a slightly lower price than the suppliers you've mentioned.

But they are still expensive compared to ten years ago!

The same principle applies to any parts used in "current" WD models - and quite a few other bits and bobs.

Just email or phone.

Matthew

[bob orbell]

Yes, I have just ordered a few parts from Matthew, very helpful chap . Bob
Greg, thanks for the email, I have sent you two pictures, also thanks to Matthew for offering to do the same. Bob

[Greg.]

Bob’s converted PSU3.

[bob orbell]

Thanks Greg. Bob

[colin.hepburn]

Originally Posted by Greg.

The really simple way to upload photos is to use a free image hosting website. I use https://imgbb.com/

HI BOB/All
Looks good nice job bob
so I am not the only one that can’t upload images with the forum uploader thingy no matter the size of the image I try to post It just won’t work for me either so I just do the same as Greg and use the same link https://imgbb.com/

[Chris]

Very neat work Bob, did you machine the part on the top of the Toroidal Transformer?

Chris.

[bob orbell]

Yes Chris, and the bottom plate, all in stainless steel.