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https://ebay.us/m/mpTZWK Another interesting option.

Took a look around. Hard to find an equivalent. But...if one wants to go for a more industrial look, these are available: https://gavantools.com/products/m9-x-0-75-thickness-4mm-thin-hex-jam-nuts-10-pcs?srsltid=AfmBOoobDo2Rq2WtqTc2Q-damm3lqsef7Tj31TmRs0CKWw5tWaKP89z1 I'll keep scoping it out.

Just added a little bit of Dunning Krueger noise to your thing there. Pretty sure I got every question wrong.

❤️❤️❤️love ya doomy❤️❤️❤️

Its a thing. I've said in the past that I've got a personal connection to Mr. Keeley - in that he grew up with my cousin. On my mom's side. I love my cousin. He's a great dude, has led an interesting life. He's a meteorologist in Oklahoma, which means that he's got a particular interest...

Okies. Fixed. I'm bad at the internet

God fucking dammit. Now how will I get all the identities to steal?

Alternate title: Stickman is tired of doing math. Make computer do math. Alternate, alternate title: this is apparently how I relax after an hour and a half to two hours commute home. Anywho. Put this together. Feel free to copy it. I just wanted to plug in the values that I read off my...

Neither. Grandma Turducken. You know. The character in star wars that was played by Peter Cushing.

I've been seeing the Moff Fuzz in the drawing board. Reminds me that I need to make my Grandma Turducken Fuzz a reality. Could be! Though I gotta say: I've got some Tungsram AC125s that are heavily oxidized, and they're just about as leaky as the Tungsram OC1075s that I've got that look near...

Bitches. Well then I guess I just need to make a fuzz face with indirect evaporative cooling.

This experiment was a dud, unfortunately. No differences observed. Maybe adding a heating pad underneath might help. Though that's assuming that the presence of water is the cause of the leakage: which is just a poorly supported hypothesis at this point. Heatsinks...its possible. Plenty of...

This is the hill I will die on, sir.

I presume it's the chauffeur for one who deals in stolen property.

I mean, I knew they weren't actual AC128s! Color me curious. And color me unwilling to take other people's word for it. Also, color me out a few bucks with a bunch of useless germs. Nbd. I kinda am hoarding all the germs right now.

Tube Driver? Got a big ol cutout that looks perfect for a vacuum tube.

Tc-1 is a good investment. But it's not good for testing germaniums. They don't quite get the leakage values right past 100uA, and are absolutely worthless at measuring anything that takes a while to stabilize. Which is to say: certain Russian transistors it does quite well with. The ones...

Addendum: I also picked up some of the so-called "AC128s" from China. These are interesting. Not so much in their usability: that seems unlikely. Best I've found out of the bunch this far has been a leakage of 570uA. But, they're *really* shiny. Like, gleaming. Almost makes me wonder if...

That's the one. The Russian "b". That is. My batch is mostly 20uA or under and mostly 70-85 hfe. I only have one box, but it seems like, as with many Russian transistors, they tend to be very well matched within a box. Which is the only bummer about certain Soviet transistors. You don't...

Damn Monk-ie. Talking social media analytics and stuffs. Here's the deal: everybody's on social media. Everybody's hawking their tuahs for a moment in the spotlight and some of that sweet, sweet cheddar. Listen: selling pedals is like guerrilla warfare. You gotta toss a few boxes through...