Search results

Seriously? What about that schematic is questionable to you?

The "Tempo" control is quite usable, and I think sensitive enough for a practice metronome. I'd have to look at the schematic again, but I believe changing the high and low tempo limits is fairly straightforward, just changing out the right resistor or cap. It would probably be worth...

"Speaker" is just a bit more powerful of a "click", to drive a speaker fairly loudly. A 10k resistor in series and a 1k resistor to ground lower the output current to the "Line Out" so it doesn't smash the front of whatever you're plugging into.

Ok, this is a board I made for a Gibson Maestro, You can replace the 3.3 v regulator for another voltage, but it only inverts the input voltage. If you want a Voltage double for 18 volts out from 9 volts in, you'll have to wait a bit longer and I'll do it. You could probably find what you need...

I have a board for a Gibson Maestro that uses a regulator and a 1044 to supply -3.3vdc. If you socket the regulator, it should be OK to put any voltage regulator you want. I'm away from my files atm, so gimme a bit...

This is another fun time with vero board! The metronome from "Electronics Projects for Musicians", of which you can find a PDF on Google, which I highly recommend doing. I built this into a 1590A enclosure for my daughter, to use with her piano. It has a Pretty good "click" that goes from around...

This forum needs some threads, so I thought I'd throw in my hat. All of these are VERIFIED, so have fun! First up, a super handy inverter vero, for that old fuzz! +9vdc to -9vdc! Next up, an FV-1 module with adjustable frequency. This has come in handy ALOT. Replaces the crystal...

According to a schematic I found online, the boost is part of the output buffer, so if you have a unity output, the circuit is probably ok. The switch throw selects between a 10M resistor, and the 500k boost pot. It connects to the inverting input through an 11k resistor and a 4u7 electro cap. I...

Try a bypass cap parallel to R7. Start with 22uF, then you can adjust from there.

Not sure about the program you are using, but on diptrace this would be in your copper pour settings, something like "Copper to Via keepout".

Pull the chip, and voltage probe the socket to rule out the IC. My 22/7ths is very loud.

A B1k pot with a 180 ohm resistor from pin 2 to ground will give you approximately a 152 ohm pot with a "C" taper. Wire this in series with the fuzz pot..

Dangit! Of course they did. I just made my order a few days ago..😖

Made an order last week at JLCPCB for some personal stuff, a few odds and ends. I live in midwest America, so shipping through DHL was like 30 bucks, my order was 43$. I was charged 100$ extra just for Tariffs! 145%. total was 170$ something. Fun Times!! Sorry, just had to complain a bit..

Sorry - There's... a lot to unpack from what you've asked. How about explaining a bit more of the situation.. What's wrong with those poor little mosfets?

Kapton/polyimide tape! Made to do what most use blue tac for.. Everyone should have a roll! https://www.amazon.com/s?k=kapton+tape&crid=ZH9GBL61C4D4&sprefix=kapton+tape%2Caps%2C171&ref=nb_sb_ss_p13n-pd-dpltr-ranker_1_11

Probably just a manufacturers mark. Does it rub off easily? Capacitor goo, (IME) is usually a nasty, brownish color and leaks from the bottom. The cap will also usually be misshapen, though this can be subtle.

Yeah, I gotta say I tried 180k as well, and it's fine at 180k. Less volume, but not a problem amount.

NEED.🫶

Can you stack OG Dan Armstrong's?🤟 Toggle get in the way? Never handled an OG..