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  1. Stickman393

    LCR-P1 Tester: Upgrade From TC-1?

    Did some reading: The folks in eevblog have been discussing these for a while: the general consensus is that lots of these use counterfeit or alternate MCU chips, and that the original open-source hardware was designed explicitly for the Amtel MCU chips. Which may end up impacting the...
  2. Stickman393

    LCR-P1 Tester: Upgrade From TC-1?

    Also! These suckers aren't all the same. Topsides got a 300mah battery. Bottom is 1100. Dayumn.
  3. Stickman393

    LCR-P1 Tester: Upgrade From TC-1?

    Looking at mine: 8x65x65 is about the max dimensions on my variant.
  4. Stickman393

    Wah Inductors. No hype. Just measurements.

    Two, in fact! I'll be honest: that's my favorite of the widespread commercially available aftermarket inductors. Out of a brief shoot-out test that I performed. I believe that one in particular is also made by Eleca. I say that, because it uses the same baseplate and clip hardware that comes...
  5. Stickman393

    LCR-P1 Tester: Upgrade From TC-1?

    Dunno, haven't really looked into the exact details yet. GitHub has some stuff. It's an amtel microprocessor: you can absolutely update the firmware on these guys. You just kinda...you know...gotta access the pins. Which is the catch. So...a steady hand + some very thin wires + a...
  6. Stickman393

    LCR-P1 Tester: Upgrade From TC-1?

    Speaking of the TC1: Some dude made a 3d model of the back that would accept a pair of 18650s. Could potentially get 20x the runtime out of it. Also...it is possible to update the firmware on these. It just isn't super...uhh....practical
  7. Stickman393

    Survey for Master Thesis – Fuzz Pedal Comparison

    I for one welcome our rob...oh forget it.
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    Survey for Master Thesis – Fuzz Pedal Comparison

    Bruh. The irony here is making my head hurt.
  9. Stickman393

    Trearjerker Wah cutting out in toe down position

    Hey there! SO: some things to know about wah pedals. They generally do not make use of the full rotation of a potentiometer. The crybaby shell itself isn't really designed to go through the entirety of the potentiometer's range. Thats why they tended to use S/Z taper pots where most of the...
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    Boutique Pedal Manufacturers Are Feeling the Tariff Pinch

    It is...but it's also deeply instructive in regards to the way we tend to value things. "Worthless" and "Priceless" are two words in our lexicon that ought to mean about the same thing based on how they're etemologically derived, but absolutely have differing connotations. "Worthless" ascribes...
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    Boutique Pedal Manufacturers Are Feeling the Tariff Pinch

    See, I'd have a philosophical debate with your therapist, there, if they don't like that answer: The idea that everything we do must have an economic value is something that has really only infected the American consciousness in the last 50 years or so, along with the rise of neoliberalism. It...
  12. Stickman393

    riddle me this, pot problems.

    I also accept payment in the form of bribes. Bribes are good.
  13. Stickman393

    Is it contest time again?

    I accept the nomination!!!
  14. Stickman393

    Boutique Pedal Manufacturers Are Feeling the Tariff Pinch

    I'm just kinda angry in general.
  15. Stickman393

    Is it contest time again?

    I'd contest that notion.
  16. Stickman393

    Is it contest time again?

    The Green Eggs and Ham contest. Shoot, it you can find 50% tolerance components this is fairly easy using E3 values.
  17. Stickman393

    mono jack nut thread pitch

    Nah brah, he gotta break out this guy and get some data. THE WORLD NEEDS TO KNOW!
  18. Stickman393

    mono jack nut thread pitch

    Hmm. Well, just read the bit about the 3/8 actually fitting. I'll be damned. Yeah, 1/32"= 0.79mm. with the slop involved I could see that fitting. The problem you're likely to encounter is treads stripping from too much torque. You're probably riding the ragged edge there, and the...
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    riddle me this, pot problems.

    Look for a bridge between the networks that lead to and from each pots pins. Could also be a cut trace, if those pots are acting as a voltage divider for vref and that trace got jacked. If your pots work on the multimeter, they're good. Knowing more (particularly what the controls that work...
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