Millenium 4-20 (Maplin Electronics)

[Mike H]

Well cos they're all olde-worlde nostalgic like, innit? Plus so happens they're not doing anything else at the moment

[Dave Ed]

Looks good-coming along nicely. Seems a lot bigger than the original.
I take it that's ally sheet-not stainless steel! You would be keen working with that

[pre65]

As a comparison,the Mullard 5-20 monoblocks from the original drawings were 15" X 9.5" each.

[Victor]

My eyes are popping out my sockets!!! Mike :-)

[Dave the bass]

Originally Posted by Victor

My eyes are popping out my sockets!!! )

Have you checked you've wired the mains plug correctly?

That shouldn't be happening.


DTB

[Mike H]

Hang on I'm getting confused which forum I'm on

Originally Posted by Dave Ed

Looks good-coming along nicely. Seems a lot bigger than the original.
I take it that's ally sheet-not stainless steel! You would be keen working with that

Ooh no, just plain aluminium! Size is 16" wide, 12.5" deep and 3" high. Very closely based on a WAD prototype chassis that I've got my Aurora in.

Just a couple more piccies today, I'll try to add them this evening.

[Mike H]

What's going on here then?

[Richard]

errr, let me think.... an XR3i GT hamster cage..??

[alnewall]

It's one of those things that pubs have for keeping the pies warm.

[Richard]

Ah, yes, hamsters inside and pies on top? Yes, I reckon a couple of large hamsters should be enough, or maybe just one energetic one if you give him a wheel. Or maybe a dozen mice would have the same exothermic heating effect... or possibly one medium size cat if it had short hair could raise the temp of a typical pub pie by the needed 3 degrees above ambient...