Auditorium test platform

I want you to know I'm never going to forget this moment.

The name of my firstborn okay or would you care for a house deed or two?
"Okay" would be an unusual name for your child, for sure.

Had a friend who inherited a "free" house — turned out there were massive amounts of back-taxes owed, years of them, and it was not quite such a good deed, indeed in debt for a while, but the house is paid off now after borrowing money from his inlaws...




Forgot to mention a TIP for the alligator-clip, folks!
I find the SIP pin can be too long, so I cut the pin down a wee bit so it's just enough to catch in the PCB-hole easily, and that makes clipping and removal easier too.
 
"Okay" would be an unusual name for your child, for sure.

Had a friend who inherited a "free" house — turned out there were massive amounts of back-taxes owed, years of them, and it was not quite such a good deed, indeed in debt for a while, but the house is paid off now after borrowing money from his inlaws...




Forgot to mention a TIP for the alligator-clip, folks!
I find the SIP pin can be too long, so I cut the pin down a wee bit so it's just enough to catch in the PCB-hole easily, and that makes clipping and removal easier too.

Around $4 each on Ali.
Dupont lines to breadboard or, in my case, banana into my jig box.
Works great except when wobert doesn't space the +AK- pads at 2.54
But still aligns to +-...
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Around $4 each on Ali.
Dupont lines to breadboard or, in my case, banana into my jig box.
Works great except when wobert doesn't space the +AK- pads at 2.54
But still aligns to +-...
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I have to get around to it but plan on mating a pair together so I can actively test my 3pdt for borking, when I use a pcb.
 
Thank you! This rocks the house. Mounted on dual-lock.
You can use them for the top connectors on many pedals too. You have to remove some material though. If you choose to do so, use PPE as you don't want to inhale fiberglass particles.
 
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