I just checked, it's 5x5mm minimum size, so that'll work. I'll just give it a try and see how they turn out
Bring out yer Diptrace
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jessenator
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99% single-sided for etching. Adding in my overly complicated switches and making the layout mostly nice looking and symmetrical necessitates a single jumper across those two square pads under that central switch. But it fits the PPCB 6-hole pattern (well 5, since there's nothing on the middle top, but yeah...)
finebyfine
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two sticks of derm with a blendable green ringer in front of it. surprised I didn't make this yet. green ringer blend section is stolen from here: https://www.tdpri.com/threads/the-groble-green-ringer-octave-blend.326950/
Blooze
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I have a few I've been messing with getting my feet wet. The SeaMoon is from a while back. The RatBender is a just a Rat and Tonebender mixed together with a rotary switch to select diodes's for clipping. I'm sure I skimmed that off someone (probably here). I have yet to order those and verify them. The rotary switch was just something to make mounting the mini switches off-board easy (I made different shapes besides round for fun) and used it in my Whisper of Screams build. The ALPs one is for a preamp board I have that I can no longer get the pot made for it for the balance control, so I made one for the little RK series that I can mount phoenix blocks on to wire it in with. And then the ubiquitous 3PDT pcb. I made a little voltage inverter for using PNP transistors on a center negative supply too. That one I have used.
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finebyfine
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Working on an AD633 modulator with a raspberry pi pico controlled AD9833 DDS signal generator for the modulation. This is a rough draft bench top PCB for making sure everything works right and determining what features are useful to have in a pedal. If the phase control ends up being useless I might swap out the µc for something smaller with less GPIO pins like something from the attiny series, but I have a ton of these Pico Zero boards on hand and built in usb-c means they're wild easy to program.
mckillacuddy
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I’ve got some mk1 Motorola 308s that mention this in the datasheet. Do you have the rest of that document or is that just a snapshot?
It's just a snip from the datasheet
benny_profane
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@finebyfine what's going on with those capacitor footprints? 2.5mm, 5.0mm, and 7.5mm lead spacing compatibility?
Turned out fine! A little rough around the edges but it doesn't bother me. I'm happy.I just checked, it's 5x5mm minimum size, so that'll work. I'll just give it a try and see how they turn out
