OK, the chassis are in and there are some first run woes. Will everyone who ordered a chassis please email me for details.
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Thanks, Brian
JTM45/100 Chassis
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Re: JTM45/100 Chassis
by Brian Wallace » Wed Jun 22, 2011 8:06 pm
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Re: JTM45/100 Chassis
by Brian Wallace » Mon Jul 04, 2011 12:30 pm
Some quick pictures of the three chassis styles.
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Re: JTM45/100 Chassis
by AJW » Thu Jul 28, 2011 11:26 am
I got mine yesterday, and it looks great. The tube layout is different than expected. Though after looking at the photos of the restored 45/100 you can see that is how the original was.
I'm excited to build this. When do you expect to have OT, PT, and choke in stock?
Thanks!
Andrew
I'm excited to build this. When do you expect to have OT, PT, and choke in stock?
Thanks!
Andrew
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Re: JTM45/100 Chassis
by Brian Wallace » Sun Jul 31, 2011 12:43 am
I hope to have them soon but it is a slow process.
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Re: JTM45/100 Chassis
by Brian Wallace » Fri Aug 12, 2011 6:56 am
Just got the 1202-84 OT's in.
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Re: JTM45/100 Chassis
by valvestorm » Wed Sep 07, 2011 2:36 pm
Here is the backplate I made for this build.
You may need to click on each picture to see the pic without truncation.
I left the AC inlet at power cord size it can be trimmed out to accommodate any size conector.
I had this one made with a serial number, I have a few more of these wo/ the ser# if there is any interest: admin@valvestorm.com
You may need to click on each picture to see the pic without truncation.
I left the AC inlet at power cord size it can be trimmed out to accommodate any size conector.
I had this one made with a serial number, I have a few more of these wo/ the ser# if there is any interest: admin@valvestorm.com
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Re: JTM45/100 Chassis
by Roe » Sat Oct 29, 2011 3:45 pm
got the chassises and they both look good. PT bolts needed slight use of file and the IEC a little drilling - no problem at all, really. but I'm a little concerned about the corners. I'm thinking of a way of making them stronger, either welding or adding some kind of aluminum profile possibly
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Re: JTM45/100 Chassis
by Brian Wallace » Sat Oct 29, 2011 7:29 pm
The corners were a disappointment to me more than the other errors. A good welder can weld the inside corners and make the chassis nice and strong.
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Re: JTM45/100 Chassis
by Brian Wallace » Sat Oct 29, 2011 7:29 pm
I have the transformers in stock for this chassis by the way.
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