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Is the prepay option with JLC effectively cheaper by avoiding brokerage fees?

I just checked by adding a recent order to may cart. Tariff fee shows up for all shipping methods but global standard direct line. Merchandise: $38.58 Shipping Estimate: $26.56 Customs Duties and Taxes: $67.52 (Effective rate = 175%) Global Standard Direct Line note: Carriage paid to a named...

Man that Shields’ unit keeps looking different each time you post it.

Bad take. I get wanting to keep this board free of political talk, but, as you can see, this is affecting many people in that they are uncertain/anxious about what everything means. Folks should be free to discuss their experiences and ask advice from others. There haven’t been ad hominem...

@finebyfine what's going on with those capacitor footprints? 2.5mm, 5.0mm, and 7.5mm lead spacing compatibility?

This is a huge update. Hopefully there aren't many issues with existing add-ons and documentation is quick for dev folks.

This is interesting. The grey channel is a 250—which is very similar to the RAT. Do you like that the grey channel seemed tighter than the rat?

Data sheets are very useful. Wima publishes them for each series and lists the specifications for the devices within it. Relevant to your search, the MKS2 series, for example, does not include 27nF parts.

So, an isolation ring connected to Vref for a typical Rat circuit? I’d have to check my TO-99 package footprint, but implementing that would most likely require a rework.

Check out the resource here to see a common stripboard wiring scheme. The input and output are wired to the pots as indicated in the diagram notes. It's just like any other effect circuit, you just have to wire the indicator LED and current limiting resistor offboard with this layout.

The shields blender and loop switcher look different every time you post them!

CB range? Do you need a amateur radio license to use this?

In a schematic, polarity will typically be indicated if it’s relevant. Often, this is because the value is greater than or equal to 1uF, as that is when polarized capacitor packages (i.e., aluminum electrolytic or tantalum) become more common. For a schematic associated with a particular board...

Huh?

https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/whats-in-the-mailbox-%F0%9F%93%AC-%F0%9F%93%A6.12436/post-314804

Could you imagine.

Cute. And out of focus.

That’s correct. It doesn’t matter how it’s connected.

1n5817.

@steviejr92 did you ever find a retro computer beige powder? Those are all amazing btw. I think yellow and blue are especially good.