“Cheap” ? I buy mine very expensive
The 2,5A variant for roughly 14 Euro: B-Ware Jebao JBA57V-12-2500U Netzteil 2 polig IP44 12 Volt 2500 mA 30 VA AC/AC | eBay
Maybe they only ship in Germany.
Finally a new Kosmo module after quite some break. A microphone preamp with phantom power to drive a condenser mic. It’s based on the INA217 amp. PCB is on GitHub in case you need something similar: GitHub - polykit/microphone-preamp: Schematics and PCB for a microphone preamp with phantom power
While the case is drying, i made the T Drum module panel, cutting and cleaning, i’m going to varnish it and stop for today.
Hot tip to young players - get a second VCO. I don’t know why I waited so long to build mine and install it…
Safety Valve built and awaiting the valve. One of the old timers at the radio club is going to send me some in the post.
Assembling my Twin T Drummer’s stripboard version
i hope it will work at the first time because it was very complex to adapted it on stripboard
Calibrated the sine shaping circuits on my two VCOs last night and patched them to get that classic FM bell type sound:
I always wonder what your panels are made of.
Do you 3d print them?
Mine are mostly aluminium that i found on the side of the road but i’m running out
No I cut them on thin plywood + paint and vanish bomb
Oh i never figured they were wood. The varnish makes them look kind of plasticy. In a good way though,they look very nice
The panels look kind of thin in the picture. Are they 3 mm plywood or are they thicker? Have you noticed any bending when inserting a jack plug into a panel or extracting one?
I use 5mm plywood that I sand a little in thickness (essencialy for the pots) , it is quite solid and does not bend
not MY build progress - but a friends progress with a bunch of boards that I made and have sent him over the last year
isd1760 is a multi-messages voice recorder/playback, so have you find how to repeat/loop a message ??
(I didnt know it was possible with this chip)
Breadboarding an AS3340. Just getting started, I’ve seen and quantified the PWM frequency shift (about 100 cents from ~7% to ~90% pulse width, consistent across frequencies from ~140 Hz to ~18 kHz). Next to do is to try various remedies that have been mentioned and see which ones work and how well. (not valid, circuit was not right)