Nah
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Atlantic salmon is like $15-20 a lb. each fish probably weighs 10 lbs
200 tons worth=Big money
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no a real thing . like CTorp said 200 tons + of fish is big money so it is worth having a specialized ship keeping the fish healthy .
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I posted it, but I’m in Norway!
There are basically three industries here: fish, oil, and managing all of the money they made from the fish and oil.
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oh oops yeah that is a little off I would say , I swear I looked at the Kosmo map and you were in Washington. well that makes a little more sense . still that can’t be cheap to operate that ship anywhere .
had the wrong person . there fixed , now you are from were you are from again sorry .
@Riggidyboo and @CTorp are in Washington. @popflier is in Colorado. @BlackDeath wasn’t on the map but the Volt Processor was due to arrive in Bergen the day they posted about it, so I’m putting them there.
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yeah I was way off on everything , apparently I really need to proof read more .
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Where’s the fun in that?
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Needs more blinky lights!
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I particularly like that they manage to withstand the temptation of taking the digital virtualization route in this design.
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Interesting, how much current does it draw?
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Wow… keep us posted on that one!
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Yes, it’s in the earliest stages of prototyping at the moment. What I’m hoping for is to have 3 of the Electric Druid VCDO chips, with one Wave CV input. Each oscillator will receive a slightly offset wave CV from the original - governed by another pot and CV input. I’ll draw up a block diagram later.
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a couple of Kosmo Braids pcb / face panel sets from BratAttack and the first wave of parts to build them , now its wait for a month or so to get the rest of the bits from Ali " express" .
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so confused lol - why no holes on the panels?
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so I can drill out at what ever size jack I end up using [ request on my part ] .
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