Does this MK II model come with circuit revision 2.0 (or higher)? Am i able to run 6H30 power tubes without changing the resistor on the board?
605709
I purchased mine 04/07/14 from amazon and mine is v2.0 with 5watt 180ohm white ceramic resistors in place. Which means yes you can use 6h30 power tubes. easy to look at motherboard and find two rectangle white resistors next to the bigger tubes on the end of board opposite the side with the gain switch's next to three large black 330uf capacitators (rca plug-in end) Look at motherboard writing where it say's "Little Dot MKii" it will state v1.0 or v2.0 with only 2.0 having larger resistors to accept the 6h30 = 6h30pi = 6h30p-dr power tubes. As per little dot website "6h30 type tubes will provide a more dynamic and impactful sound" G00gle "little dot mkii 6h30"
605710
I purchased mine 04/07/14 from amazon and mine is v2.0 with 5watt 180ohm white ceramic resistors in place. Which means yes you can use 6h30 power tubes. easy to look at motherboard and find two rectangle white resistors next to the bigger tubes on the end of board opposite the side with the gain switch's next to three large black 330uf capacitators (rca plug-in end) Look at motherboard writing where it say's "Little Dot MKii" it will state v1.0 or v2.0 with only 2.0 having larger resistors to accept the 6h30 = 6h30pi = 6h30p-dr power tubes. As per little dot website "6h30 type tubes will provide a more dynamic and impactful sound" G00gle "little dot mkii 6h30" I purchased mine 04/07/14 from amazon and mine is v2.0 with 5watt 180ohm white ceramic resistors in place. Which means yes you can use 6h30 power tubes. easy to look at motherboard and find two rectangle white resistors next to the bigger tubes on the end of board opposite the side with the gain switch's next to three large black 330uf capacitators (rca plug-in end) Look at motherboard writing where it say's "Little Dot MKii" it will state v1.0 or v2.0 with only 2.0 having larger resistors to accept the 6h30 = 6h30pi = 6h30p-dr power tubes. As per little dot website "6h30... » Read More I purchased mine 04/07/14 from amazon and mine is v2.0 with 5watt 180ohm white ceramic resistors in place. Which means yes you can use 6h30 power tubes. easy to look at motherboard and find two rectangle white resistors next to the bigger tubes on the end of board opposite the side with the gain switch's next to three large black 330uf capacitators (rca plug-in end) Look at motherboard writing where it say's "Little Dot MKii" it will state v1.0 or v2.0 with only 2.0 having larger resistors to accept the 6h30 = 6h30pi = 6h30p-dr power tubes. As per little dot website "6h30 type tubes will provide a more dynamic and impactful sound" G00gle "little dot mkii 6h30" « Show Less
605711
Unfurtunately No, it is run 6j1 and 6n6 or equivalent for both http://www.littledot.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t;=816 for more info
961323
When I purchased it, it was a rev 1.0 board but that has been a couple years now. I can't imagine they aren't selling the newest revision.
1860828
I'm not sure why the seller Sanatop is claiming this is the TP version. I ordered this in June 2015, from Sanatop, and received the Mark II version as the listing states it is. Meaning 5W output, not the 8W the TP has.
1054257
Input 100-2400 50/60 1.2 ampOutput 22. 2.7 ampmodel no 08ik500/08zk500/09ik501model ksas0652200270m2good luck
2129443
No, not the correct power source for Line 6. Most Line 6 pod type effects require AC power. This is for DC.
556405
I don't remember what the original pot was, but I replaced mine with a 50k single turn panel mount pot and it works great. With a 12v feed, I can vary between 1.05v and 11.5v fairly precisely. Lowering the voltage has about a second of lag, but that may be just the cheapo-recycled pot that I used.
324298
http://us.shuttle.com/barebone/Models/SH87R6.html The page lists cards that they support... and there'a Power Supply Calculator that they link to.... you tell it what you're planning on using and it tells you if you've stayed with the 300 Watt budget. It is annoying that they don't just publish the number, isn't it?
919586
I am using a LIne 6 Spider Valve 112 - the front end modelling on these is pants, but it has a quality Bogner 40W all valve poweramp and Celestion Speaker. The new version apparently has an improved preamp and is holding its value better, but the older ones can be picked up quite cheap (£150 or less). Its a good fit for a decent modeller.
1503540
U need more than motors I run brushless 1000 kv six from it but the new model is k2.5 with LCD display much easier setup hope this helps but as for motor size anything your esc can handle the board will work very painful programming process if your new
1758346
Honestly I'm mot sure. I did take apart the switch unit to see if there were posts to change the frequency. When I opened it I noticed the main board was a very cheaply made one materials wise. I would wager the seller intends low amp and voltage for the unit. Im not an electrician but I do know computers. Im basing my guess on personal observations.
1654321
I have mine on level 4, it throws a code for the throttle position sensor.... other than that I havent had a problem with it for 6mos.
1922370
YH-U35060300D E241069 Class 2 AC/DC Adaptor Available From Amazon 6Volt 300mA
608414
Yes the model number is for the updated version. As long you stay with the 55 Amp. you are OK. Some other buyers mentioned that they have a problem with the size of the holes of the retainer screws to the deck, I did not encounter that problem and as of today is working perfect. Just take out the old one a plug the new one, be sure to plug the cables to the right polarity. Red on Red, Black on Black. I hope this answer your question. Regards, Manny
251197
Yes, you need the V2 PMU, but it's better if you buy the upgrade mainboard (zenmuse h3-2d upgrade kit) instead the V2 PMU. Also with the upgrade kit you can control the tilt option of the gimbal. You need to dissemble the Phantom, and some soldering experience are required.
576045
There are two power supplies, YL-35-060080D and YL-35-090080D. Mine, a Model 4207, is the YL-35-090080D which is a 9 VDC, 80 mA. I assume the YL-35-060080D must be a 6 VDC, 80 mA. Hence the model number with the 6 in it has a 6 VDC adapter and the model with the 9 in it has a 9 VDC adapter
287922
The battery supplied for the tank is 1700Ma 7.2V, It's Ok, but would recommend upgrading with better charger and higher quality battery,you can get them as a package .Thru AmazonOnly if you are buying the Upgrade model,costs more, The gearboxes in the standard models are much better now and I have not had any trouble with the treads when running both in and outdoors,you can always upgrade later as kits are available to do this,I have 8 HL tanks and so far (touch wood) I have not had any of the problems some others have had,really minor things needed attending to,Cheers Kit,
2232830
It seems that the only power supply upgrade available is to 320W. FRU # 54Y8841. I found this information at Lenovo's Web site: http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/product-and-parts/partsDBLookup.page Select ThinkCentre M72e (Tower Form Factor) PDF to download FRU list.