ORDERED!

[Ivan303]

Such a deal!

Now for the hard work.  Clearing, organizing, cleaning up the work bench.

Looks an easy kit without a lot of wiring.  PCB population but no multiple transformers stacked on either side of the top plate with fiddly grommets in between.  And no switches to wire up.

Intend to integrate a pair of Cinemag step-ups at some point.  Currently using a pair I wired up in an off-the-shelf box from Ebay and a pair of 3440's that were like 20 years old and waiting for a box.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/276408327532?_skw=cinemag&itmmeta=01JDW5HPSYBGJQ15HR7289BVJK&hash=item405b385d6c:g:essAAOSwyLtmC0Ld&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAAwHoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKn96IN1Ezz2uL%2F30nNyxEtpXRrSxBAO3CDw17xlEy19tUdyFkQR3lvWTebs9IqgF7uziHLev0NC%2BOFZhltn7ndOTh8QsYWwTdnxF7HMmQ4nrVR6E1zvKz5STTxRuox6dg5cBZtwKF8mr%2FjP4%2BBpGVeSHaNAf2Os5lv%2FnH2g6jvBQWZUkX8kU6%2FypgbVFVe98Xx%2FZ%2Ftho2GFzDkHdvYGwx9yMJXGfRxC3xaSMP3tPtZyRg%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR4ztxoXvZA

Highly recommended for a 'poor man's' Bob's Devices.

I'll use that first then try integration into the Eros with Cinemag's (better?) 1254 at some point.

Now off to the bench for some serious clearing and cleaning.







 

[Doc B.]

Sweet! Sometimes the anticipation while getting prepped for the project is almost as much fun as doing it.

[Ivan303]

Not anticipating cleaning up that workbench though.