Ginsly
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Awesome!!! Well, you sent me a Rad pcb so I wanted to thank ya, man!
What's in the mailbox? 📬 📦
- Thread starter Harry Klippton
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giovanni
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Ginsly
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My pleasure, Giovanni! You sent me some fun mail too, least I could do. Hope they’re of some use to ya!
Robert
Reverse Engineer
I've had several of the fancy lead sets with various types of clip on accessories... in the end the plain old stock Fluke TL75 leads are my absolute favorite.
One day you'll grow into a Bud ManAnd, a couple of Bud 452s because I'm slowly becoming a Budboy
benny_profane
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Hard Points®: Accept no substitute.
giovanni
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She wins all wedding anniversary in my book! She’s a keeper!
She’s definitely a keeper!!!
Hal Harvey
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In the mail today… going to make a Lovetone board, PCBs from Aion from the recent sale. Doppleganger, Ring Stinger, Meatball, and Cheese Ball. I have like 10 ahead in the build queue though before I get to these.
I keep thinking of maybe building the Cheese Source but demos of the Brown Source don’t exactly light my ass on fire. Also having the Cheese in a 125b scratches my 125b fetish.
Also these came:
1000 x KT315G and 1000 x KT361G
Really more for some longer range plans (but I think two of the Lastgasp boards I’m about to populate have flexible pinouts that could accommodate them). I tested a handful of them with the Peak 75 and they have a nice range of HFEs. I plan to try my hand out on creating some PCBs to use them. Last time I made a board it was 24 or so years ago using PNP blue, a clothes iron, and acid
I keep thinking of maybe building the Cheese Source but demos of the Brown Source don’t exactly light my ass on fire. Also having the Cheese in a 125b scratches my 125b fetish.
Also these came:
1000 x KT315G and 1000 x KT361G
Really more for some longer range plans (but I think two of the Lastgasp boards I’m about to populate have flexible pinouts that could accommodate them). I tested a handful of them with the Peak 75 and they have a nice range of HFEs. I plan to try my hand out on creating some PCBs to use them. Last time I made a board it was 24 or so years ago using PNP blue, a clothes iron, and acid
chris.knudson
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Oh yes she does. That's beautiful. As cool as the @jimilee action figure is (and without a doubt it has to be one of the coolest things I've seen in quite a long time), This one takes the cake. Congratulations to you both!
chris.knudson
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Don't let @Harry Klippton see that -- he won't know how to respond.
PapaBear
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Does she have any sisters?
PapaBear
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Got these Chuckaround boards from @finebyfine
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