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geofy · 4th Jan 2008, 2:14 pm

I built a PW 12W+12W around 1970, stereo amplifier which worked very well. I still have it but do not use it very often. Also a 50 Watt stereo amp from ETI Mag in the early seventies, all my own metalwork, handy when working in a factory with guillotines and hole presses, that works extremely well even with high quality speakers.
Also a Heathkit 12" television which has a faulty power supply now so not in use.
And a high impendence voltmeter using a 709 opamp.

Geof

4th Jan 2008, 2:14 pm	#15
geofy Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 1,798	Re: What is your oldest Homebrew / Kit still in everyday use? I built a PW 12W+12W around 1970, stereo amplifier which worked very well. I still have it but do not use it very often. Also a 50 Watt stereo amp from ETI Mag in the early seventies, all my own metalwork, handy when working in a factory with guillotines and hole presses, that works extremely well even with high quality speakers. Also a Heathkit 12" television which has a faulty power supply now so not in use. And a high impendence voltmeter using a 709 opamp. Geof