Ramsey Electronics SHA2 manual

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The battery snap is the last part to be installed. The red lead goes into the hole marked with a “+” sign and the black goes into the “-” hole. You can tin the leads by twisting them together and melting some solder on them or you can simply twist them, put them through the board, and solder them. It’s up to you. Just don’t tin them so much that they don’t fit through the holes in the board.

That’s it! But wait, before you grab a battery and fire up your kit let’s check a few things. Mainly check the orientation of the ICs, diodes, and all those electrolytics. We don’t want anything to go “pop” when we apply power, right? Also check your solder joints for any that are less than perfect and make sure that all the solder connections you see on the back are supposed to be there. Bridges can be dangerous to your circuit. Be sure none of your clipped off wires have lodged between the connections on the back. When you’re satisfied we’ll move on and give your headphone amp a try.

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Super Stereo Headphone Amplifier KIT Partial List of Available Kits Super Stereo Headphone AMP Circuit Description Nitty-gritty of it allClipping detector circuit Looping bufferWhat about H1 and H2? Power supply Ramsey LEARN-AS-YOU-BUILD Assembly Strategy Kit building tipsSemiconductors SHA2 Parts List CapacitorsResistors CONTROLS, HARDWARE, and MiscellaneousSHA2 Parts Layout Diagram Assembly Steps SHA2 SHA2 SHA2 SHA2 SHA2 Install R10 SHA2 Setup and Testing SHA2 Troubleshooting Conclusion Ramsey Kit Warranty Additional Suggested Items Estimated Assembly TimeRequired Tools Total Solder Points