No, I have simply copied a known design for the motor, and given it a bit more power. I made most of the parts for the motor yesterday, so in short time, I should be able to test.It's just like Christmas Magura
Matching the IRFXXXX N and P channels, is simply a no can do. Been there, done that, with no success, what so ever, even I had very many fet's to pick from.It is though correct that the 9140 and the 240 is your best bet.How many do you need? And for what? If you can convince me that your cause is noble, I may give you some IRF240 that I was given by Nelson Pass at BAF a couple of years ago Magura
I would sure like a few sheets of 2mm thick ROHACELL® 51 for a test. And if possible a few small pieces of scrap for getting a feel for working with the material, as I'm new to this material. My cone is 150mm diameter. How much is 2mm sheet directly from the factory? CheersMagura
Nice design, I feel like stealing a few ideas Have you made other drivers?I now have an ongoing correspondence with Nick at Clarisound about Rohacell. It sure could turn out to be interesting.Magura
Hi Andrics,Thanks for the suggestion, I sure will try and see if I can get some of that material. To make a test should be quite easy, as the mold will actually work for thermo forming as well.Can I see the drivers you've made? Magura
That's pretty much the plan for now. I may decide to use clean cloth for the spider later on, if not for other reasons, then just as an experiment.The cones could also be paper or Kevlar, as the mold is to be lined with film. For heating the molds, I'm simply going to mount an iron to each half, hence the thick block of aluminium for spreading the heat even.Magura
I could swear I've seen your name before :coffee:On a more serious note. What do you think about the outcome? I think that Serb board house is pretty good. Magura