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First, let me say that Heyboer iron is a pain to work with. There is no graceful way to flip the chassis back and forth. Add to that the choke and RS Tx and we're talking some serious weight being not so easily manipulated. I have everything mounted: jacks, IEC, power switch, tube sockets, all the iron, heater power and CCS. Nothin' left to do except get a volume control and wire the ground and a few LEDs. Oh yeah, I have got to figure out where that massive cap is going. Could we possibly use a bigger one one the amps? I should be up and running Saturday night. So, if you should get a call in the wee hours of the morning, it's me. Pictures coming soon.....Colin
Hey-Hey!!!, I don't remember seeing any plus 100 uF motor run caps. I have an 80 uF in my stereo HY69 amp. Only because I had not yet gotten the 100's. We could use two perhaps, in parallel... regards, Douglas 100% Fat-substitute Free, One pound each of Flour, Eggs, Sugar and Butter!