Harry Klippton
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What's on the workbench?
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Robert
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I think you got the wrong forum, we don't do bicycles.
This little breakout isn't really a direct fit to PCB mount in any of the boards so I think it'd be easier to just invert the wiring if needed.
Robert
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They are.
Compatibility like how? To substitute a trim pot for a 9mm pot? Or the other way around?
Other way around. If I'm going to go through the trouble of an external trim pot, is probably rather use a 9mm pot.
Easier than drilling 3 holes.
Robert
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My thinking for this is for side mounted trim pots (I am COMPLETELY against knobs and switches sticking out the sides of pedals), or squeezing in an adjustment where a knob just wont reasonably fit or wouldn't be used enough to justify.
An LED brightness adjustment, for example.
I'd imagine we'll see someone JB Weld the standoffs on the inside of the enclosure for flush mounting, that's probably what I would do.
An LED brightness adjustment, for example.
I'd imagine we'll see someone JB Weld the standoffs on the inside of the enclosure for flush mounting, that's probably what I would do.
Robert
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Coincidentally (or maybe I planned it in my sleep), the pads just happen to be 6.985mm from the center of the trimpot.
A plastic shaft 9mm pot is 7mm, a metal shaft is 7.5mm. That should work. I can bump it down a few hundredths of a millimeter if needed.
You'll also be able to "countersink" a plastic shaft 9mm pot so it doesn't stick out so far.
A plastic shaft 9mm pot is 7mm, a metal shaft is 7.5mm. That should work. I can bump it down a few hundredths of a millimeter if needed.
You'll also be able to "countersink" a plastic shaft 9mm pot so it doesn't stick out so far.
I thought the pin spacing was pretty much the same. Just need the square peg to be able to fit in the round hole.
Don't force your morals on me
giovanni
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Don’t forget that mojo or they are gonna send the order back and you’ll get in trouble with the manager!This place makes me feel more and more like a line cook every day...
Cookin' up fresh tones!
drgonzo1969
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"Do you have any Gluten Free options?"This place makes me feel more and more like a line cook every day...
Cookin' up fresh tones!
giovanni
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Do you have any extra gluten option?!? Like can you add bread to my pasta on top of my pizza?
drgonzo1969
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I dont actually want a gluten free option hahaha but as a chef, that is one of the question I get most often. That and people with fake allergies. People dont seem to understand the difference between actual food allergies and food preferences.
giovanni
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But beans make me gassy! I’m definitely allergic!
jimilee
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I prefer toanes myself.This place makes me feel more and more like a line cook every day...
Cookin' up fresh tones!
MBFX
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I was at the lab late tonight, but I made myself work on the Germaniac because I want to jam with it on Thursday at the open mic. How do you like my solderless B-C noise filter capacitor solution? Once things are more assembled I'll find the most aesthetic way to lay down the transistor.
Thanks to Paul Stevenson for the excellent veroboard layout.
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chris.knudson
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Oh man that would be incredibly useful for my set up. I have 10 available USB ports on my bench, but only one power supply. This is how I currently do it...
Fama
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Ooooh a Dagger? I assume it is on the workbench for a reason
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