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My lasts experiences with DHL was also less than great, giganormous fees and would not respect indications... But my last orders from Tayda, they finally offer an all fees prepaid shipping option that costs about the same as Thailand Post and I received my package 2 days earlier than expected.

Well that was fast, here is Kevin's answer : I'm measuring the current draw at 190mA. It may vary a bit depending on what type of LEDs are used, but a 200mA supply should be safe!

I just sent him a message about that, never did because he kind of makes it clear he will not give any support so I did not bother.

No idea about the requirement of the L4 ... I asked here but got no response (I was expecting that) I've played on a battery for about half an hour with no problem, then it started whistling... the battery was getting hot. After a while, I can use that battery again but it will soon start...

I'll check that tonight. Just to be sure, I need to measure between ground and output pin ?

Here are the parts I used https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/755-BA17809CP-E2 https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/919-ROE-0512S

Not sure where I messed up... I did not take the exact parts from the BOM for the DC-DC and the voltage regulator, maybe I missed something because they look like equivalent parts. Yesterday, I had problems with my L4 running on battery, so I thought that it was a good time to test the USB...

How's the sound when it's working properly? Is it to your taste ? I ask this because there is a lot of socketed diodes and if you like the sound you could clip the leads a little and solder them in. Maybe start by wiggling them a little while playing. I'm also not a fan of exposed wires at the...

There is also a lot of mono miswired :ROFLMAO:

Exactly, the terminal with the big L shaped tab is going to your center pin.

The switching makes it so your battery is disconnected when power is plugged in. You then don't have to unplug your input cable to keep the battery disconnected. Since you don't use a battery, what do you mean by "both +", you install the connector but don't put a battery in ?

Oh no, I've made my order last week, should have waited.

I just realised there is more than one. How many of those did you make ? They are gorgeous !

Thank you both !

It's next on my series too. I'll breadboard it before just to be sure.

The answer you are looking for might be in the muffin fuzz build doc. Look for stomp.

And it sounds as it should, which is a plus! Still I prefer the green russian to this one, but that one is not bad.

I'm on a fuzz quest. Still have a couple more to build. This time, I've built the dream fuzz. My wife bought the OpAmp Big Muff as her fisrt pedal and after a while sold it. Lately she started saying maybe she should have kept it. I already had the board so I made it next in what I now call my...

I remember getting some diodes and transistors at the same time, but with shipping it was not cheap. Those were my firsts builds and I would get anxious not using the exact component.

I bought an NTE996 on the internet from a shop here in QC. It does the job as it should.