Blackfire noise,hum,ocilliation

Started by Hydesg, July 31, 2004, 10:56:24 AM

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Hydesg

there seem to be alot of interference or noise or such

jst completed the blackfire
its amazing
except for the noise part
could it be because of the wires i used?
as in insulated wires instead of shielded wires?


i didnt add any caps across the batt though
could that be a prob too?

audioguy

Sounds like what I just battled- read my Vulcan Build report threads- the original has TONS of ideas for a resolution, then I started a new one documenting what I ended up doing to solve the problem.

Audioguy

petemoore

BF is a really high gainer...
 I noticed a difference when I shielded the 'longer' input wire to the circuit, I did the output wire also.
 Also... is it in a grounded metal box?
 Just for kicks check all the grounds continuity
Convention creates following, following creates convention.

jimbob

Audioguy-I had a few problems w the Vulcan, but i have a carl martin contour and boost w a low and high pass filter im using w it. Id like to add a little this and that but id actually have to have a mod schem to figure it out. I read over some of what you did but there were no schem to follow..
"I think somebody should come up with a way to breed a very large shrimp. That way, you could ride him, then after you camped at night, you could eat him. How about it, science?"

audioguy

jimbob-
FOr the changes I made to the Vulcan there was no schem. I just swapped a value on a resistor and put 3 10uf caps on the board- attached the + of the battery to the + of the caps and then fed the power to the rest of the board after the 3 caps. Send the - of the caps to the boards ground and that cleared up my squeeling that happened when you tried to turn it all the way up.