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Hi All. My first post and two first-time builds. Just thought I'd share some photos as I was able to build both Crunch Captain and Angry...

Yep, the genuine Peak adapter is just as irritating. I've actually damaged a transistor in the thing. I'd rather just solder them...

I have this for testing, and it's a PITfeckingA to use.

Another idea, they do make clamp on stress reliefs for this very purpose but you might have to drill/file out the opening on the case a...

Was just about to say, a pair of knots is how I've always seen it done if replacing the cord isn't an option. Maybe see if this guy has...

Cut relief part in half, scrape cord channel clean and glue it back together over a new cord. Or use not-so-approved way with a knot...

I have the jig from Peak, it's really a pain in the ass to use, especially if the part you're measuring has a little solder on the legs...

So you're saying it's in there......... :D These are always an (expensive) option... Oh, and @KR Sound made a jig...

I'm not tearing the machine apart to find that little fucker or bricking my DCA.

Thanks, I'm really only looking for one so that would be great! How would that process work?

Hey @jwin615, does an MRI machine have JFETs? Could you see if running it nearby affects your DCA75 readings?

FWIW Peak now has their test leads on more flexible silicone wires that hold up much better than the stiff ones they used for years...

I wondered the same thing, but apparently not. (if the clearly AI generated response I received to the question can be trusted)

Check these out. They used to be for sale in the PPCB store, but it looks like Tayda has them as well. They snap right into the...

Yah, I worry about the leads on mine. It looks to be made with the same quality as the cheapo Amazon jumper wires. Hmmmm.....a 1590b...