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Re: modules

2003-04-23 by Mike Marsh

Double ha! I even have the banana *AND* the mult! Mike ... that every ... I can ... panels of ... slowest

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Re: Modules

2003-04-23 by paulhaneberg

MOTM is a lot cheaper than my old hobby, flying around in a Cessna 172. I also have at least one of every module except the 390, (and the 490 but thats not for

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Re: [motm] Re: modules

2003-04-23 by J. Larry Hendry

... single module is very useful. Honest, I don t HAVE a problem. ... MOTMize the form factore some how. Gotta love those Miniwaves and Time

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Re: [motm] Re: modules

2003-04-23 by Paul Schreiber

... All hobbies are expensive, in one way or another. MOTM is about par for the course. Look at the cost of a bass boat, or a ShopSmith, or a new Browning

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Re: modules

2003-04-23 by Mike Marsh

I agree completely. There is NOT A SINGLE module in Paul s lineup that is unimpressive . All three LFOs are very nice, each with it s own purpose in my rig.

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modules

2003-04-22 by MOTM Markk

Personal opinion... I think that all of the modules have their place in someones system the beauty of choice here and the modular concept is that we can

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Re: LFO pondering

2003-04-22 by mate_stubb

The 320, 280, and 390 all have their own niche, and all are useful. I have all three in my system. ... Don t sell the 390 short. With it, you can get 4 LFOs in

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LFO pondering

2003-04-22 by media.nai@rcn.com

Even though I have a 320 (it was my first module :) and have three 300 s on order, I m thinking I could use another LFO. One way of looking at it that a 380

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Cables in holland

2003-04-22 by Robert van der Kamp

Hi all, just received my package of Stooge cables here in Holland. They look just awesome. I ordered almost all the colors I could get, so I m looking at a

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volts/amps measurement

2003-04-22 by Roger Rossen

Hi all, In regards to the recent hubbub on volts/amps displays for the power supplies - I ve been checking out various options myself...still don t know if I m

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Re: [motm] Larry rocks

2003-04-21 by J. Larry Hendry

Thanks Scott. I would like to take this opportunity to say two things: 1. I will be ordering cables again in June or July 2. Please let me know right away

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RE: [motm] RE: OT web authoring

2003-04-21 by lotek

Im going to have to agree with chris. While dreamweaver may not make perfect code, I think it is a great tool for web development. At this point I write about

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RE: [motm] RE: OT web authoring

2003-04-21 by Chris Walcott

Just to offer a different view. First of all I work for macromedia so my opinion is obviously biased. I used to do all my html by hand. About 6 years ago we

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Larry rocks

2003-04-21 by Scott Gibbons

I just got back home and received the Stooge cables I d ordered from Larry... Whoa, these are really fantastic! I ordered the translucent black, and they look

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Re: way OT web authoring

2003-04-21 by cormallen

... SourceSafe is evil too; CVS on Linux is both better and free. (And if you want something that is better still and you don t mind paying for it then check

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Re: way OT web authoring

2003-04-21 by mate_stubb

Ken - You can continue to check your cranky old man hand-written code in and out of SourceSafe without using VisualStudio. We use it at work to do just that.

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Re: [motm] power supply deal ?

2003-04-21 by media.nai@rcn.com

... Oh yeah :) The females have screw terminals , to solder. ... Yes, many speakons use .187, but some use .250. Mouser sells NL4MP-UC which uses .250 --

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FW: [motm] RE: OT web authoring

2003-04-21 by Tkacs, Ken

I wasn t asked, but since it s a subject near & dear to my heart, I ll jump in too. I agree with what Moe said: all commercial web development software *is*

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Famous in an odd way

2003-04-21 by Paul Schreiber

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2523545624&category=1287 check the troll tags in the title of the object. Paul S.

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Re: [motm] power supply deal ?

2003-04-20 by J. Larry Hendry

... accept spade terminals. Well, I was referring to the end that goes on the wire :) ... but I ve never seen those in nature. I have one right here. I much

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Re: [motm] power supply deal ?

2003-04-20 by media.nai@rcn.com

... Certainly :) ... The way I look at it, they don t actually accept any size wire -- they accept spade terminals. The disconnect (stupid name alert)

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Re: [motm] OT...web page authoring...

2003-04-20 by jhaible

... seems ... For even more laugh: I m using the Composer software of an outdated Netscape version, and then I m fixing the occasional errors in the Text

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Re: [motm] power supply deal ?

2003-04-19 by J. Larry Hendry

Might I suggest the Neutrik Speak-on. I use them. They accept big wire no problem. They come with 4 connections standard. They twist lock which is cool.

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Re: [motm] power supply deal ?

2003-04-19 by media.nai@rcn.com

... If I bought 12A worth of 500/600 modules I d be food stamp compliant. So it looks like I ll need a HDCC-150W-A. Anyone know where I can buy one for less

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RE: Cool MOTM layout freeware

2003-04-19 by mate_stubb

John, Very fun! I m trying to add my numerous Stooge and SuperMoe modules to the library, but seem to be doing something wrong. I added a line to the excel

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Re: [motm] Thanks guys...

2003-04-19 by Jason Proctor

You could always use Janx, and keep your logic code 100% separate from your layout code. That way HTML guys never see a line of Java or SQL, and vice versa....

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Thanks guys...

2003-04-19 by MOTM Markk

I think the unanimous favorite is Dreamweaver, even by some local folks here... and then as a tasety addition, finish it up with Cold Fushion Studio... Now I

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Re: [motm] power supply deal ?

2003-04-19 by jwbarlow@aol.com

In a message dated 4/18/2003 7:33:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Coming from a guy who put TWO meters in his system to show the positive and negative legs of

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OT...web page authoring...

2003-04-19 by J. Larry Hendry

... From: MOTM Markk OT, Larry, Moe and Paul... which software do you prefer for creating your web site... Since I am a Stooge, it is my

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RE: [motm] RE: OT web authoring

2003-04-19 by Les Mizzell

Cold Fusion Studio and Dreamweaver here... Do the initial layout in Dreamweaver (which produces pretty clean code with very little bloat ) and then write all

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RE: OT web authoring

2003-04-19 by mate_stubb

... This answer probably won t help you much... IMO, all commercial web development software is crap. It either produces horribly bloated nasty code, or

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VU Meters... and the likes

2003-04-19 by MOTM Markk

certain fascination for visual correlates (like LEDs) to have a Stooge panel which contained an appropriate valued current meter for the PSU -- anyone else

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Re: [motm] power supply deal ?

2003-04-19 by J. Larry Hendry

OK, I ll speak up since I was mentioned by association. :) I see two problems with a current meter for DC as I see only 2 ways to make it happen. 1. shunt

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Re: [motm] power supply deal ?

2003-04-19 by jwbarlow@aol.com

In a message dated 4/18/2003 12:51:04 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Thanks for this rule of thumb, Paul! I ve been thinking that it might be nice for those of

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Re: [motm] power supply deal ?

2003-04-19 by J. Larry Hendry

Legally, AC voltage in the US can vary from 114 to 126 volts. Anything outside those limits should be complained about. LH ... From: Paul Schreiber

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RE: [motm] Cool MOTM layout freeware

2003-04-18 by John Loffink

Not to mention third party modules, conversions and DIY. I was able to add the power supply and now will try some others. John Loffink jloffink@austin.rr.com

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Re: [motm] power supply deal ?

2003-04-18 by ixqy@aol.com

I just bought the Condor HCBB75W-A+ (5V@6A, +/-15V@1.5A) ) a couple of weeks ago. It actually gets warm to the touch with my 28 module system. Now I m

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Re: [motm] power supply deal ?

2003-04-18 by media.nai@rcn.com

... Well, it looks like I might have 12A of 5V!! Still, I don t want to buy it from Egads. Power supplies are nothing to monkey around with. ... Since I ll

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Re: [motm] power supply deal ?

2003-04-18 by Paul Schreiber

... Allied stocks them, and they are 1 mile from my house. ... Remember, you DO NOT want to get anywhere near the upper limit of these supplies. The heat gets

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Re: [motm] power supply deal ?

2003-04-18 by groovyshaman@snet.net

I ve seen some CP131A s on evilbay new-in-box for cheap. Worth it? Hmmm... Need to beware of date codes since those $$$ Mallorys might need replaced

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Re: [motm] power supply deal ?

2003-04-18 by media.nai@rcn.com

... Just don t buy anything from RS Electronics. Those people are *ssholes!! Has anyone found a deal on a big triple supply?? I m thinking of buying a Power

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RE: [motm] Cool MOTM layout freeware

2003-04-18 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)

Which is good, because there isn t a 900 (power supply) module! Oops! --PBr ... From: John Loffink [mailto:jloffink@austin.rr.com] Sent: Thursday, April 17,

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