Hi,
That 16VAC wall wart will do fine. Before I made an internal power supply I used a 16V AC wall wart from an old router. Works like a charm.
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- Feb 9th, '17, 18:46
- Forum: Nava Hardware
- Topic: 16VAC 1000mA PSU compatible with NAVA?
- Replies: 7
- Views: 6684
- Jan 15th, '17, 17:50
- Forum: Nava Hardware
- Topic: best Electric wire for the NAVA Kit?
- Replies: 8
- Views: 9913
Re: best Electric wire for the NAVA Kit?
From an earlier post:
jeroenbvo wrote:For the power wires I re-used the wiring of an ATX power supply out of an old PC. The black/red/yellow/orange one
For the other connections I purchased this online: http://www.conrad.be/ce/nl/product/0685 ... ggest=true
- Dec 16th, '16, 12:49
- Forum: Yocto v1.0 Hardware
- Topic: Internal->External PSU mod
- Replies: 9
- Views: 16410
Re: Internal->External PSU mod
I think the easiest way for you to go is to go back to the original design by Vincent. Use the external power brick. You will be perfectly isolated from the mains. And probably have no hum/buzz. Reason why some people go for build in power supplies is reliability. You don't want that flimsy 16V plug...
- Dec 11th, '16, 13:27
- Forum: Yocto v1.0 Hardware
- Topic: Internal->External PSU mod
- Replies: 9
- Views: 16410
Re: Internal->External PSU mod
The only purpose of a groundloop breaker is to avoid ground loop hum when you interconnect different audio devices together with all of them connected to mains. [resize=800]http://www.prosoundweb.com/images/uploads/Fig3BartlettHumRFI.jpg[/resize] So, if you say you have no hum with the groundloop br...
- Nov 8th, '16, 08:31
- Forum: Yocto v1.0 Hardware
- Topic: Audio cable?
- Replies: 11
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Re: Audio cable?
Hummmmm and noizzzzze mate.. 
- Nov 5th, '16, 16:47
- Forum: Nava Hardware
- Topic: C163 at SD
- Replies: 32
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Re: C163 at SD
Yup, all back to what it was. Ignore the schematics.4teenth wrote:Ah so looking back through this, the 47nJ100 cap that I installed initially is the correct one? (I hope so - I hate desoldering..)
- Nov 5th, '16, 16:40
- Forum: Yocto v1.0 Hardware
- Topic: Power supply
- Replies: 1
- Views: 2505
Re: Power supply
Hi, if it is a power supply with big transformer in it(so not a switching one), you can open it up and remove the rectifier circuit after the secondary and connect direct to the transformer. Make sure you check the voltage before you connect it to your Yocto. Anything between 15-18V AC should be fin...
- Nov 5th, '16, 16:35
- Forum: Yocto v1.0 Hardware
- Topic: Internal power supply and PSU mod
- Replies: 72
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Re: Internal power supply and PSU mod
Normally not, but if you can, maybe try to route the cable behind the electrolytic capacitor on the picture to the right?
- Nov 2nd, '16, 21:48
- Forum: Yocto v1.0 Hardware
- Topic: Internal power supply and PSU mod
- Replies: 72
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Re: Internal power supply and PSU mod
Looking good hofmann25!
Glad it worked out for you!
Cheers, Jeroen
Glad it worked out for you!
Cheers, Jeroen
- Oct 24th, '16, 08:38
- Forum: Yocto v1.0 Hardware
- Topic: Internal power supply and PSU mod
- Replies: 72
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Re: Internal power supply and PSU mod
So the 18.2 volt is what you measure when there is no load attached. This is perfectly normal, no need for resistors. Indeed the 0V centertap goes between C5 and C7 on the Yocto! (I'm into my Nava for the moment, so hence the mistake) Your pictures show the correct connections. Here is a detail of w...