Possible Modular Keyboard Controller/Ribbon Controller
2003-04-12 by Tentochi
This is also useful for Kyma users. MOTM and Kyma seem to be such a good match! http://www.cerlsoundgroup.org/Continuum/index.html --Shemp P.S. Sorry (again)
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Possible Modular Keyboard
2003-04-12 by Tentochi
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RE: [motm] Arp2600 and MOTM
2003-04-12 by John Loffink
The characteristic sound of the Arp2600 is mostly the filter. Now the question is, which filter? The Arp2600 had several different versions, all sounding
Re: [motm] Arp2600 and MOTM
2003-04-12 by alt-mode
Robert, The ARP 2600 is one of those great packages that works very well. The oscillators and filters are great but so is the wide variety of modules in a
Re: [motm] Re: [ot] [Q] Power Rail Conditioning
2003-04-12 by Craig Critchley
Actually, I found it got easier when I encountered nF. Converting directly between uF and pF was always a confusing hassle (what s 0.001uF again?); having nF
OT: Andromeda A6, comments?
2003-04-12 by Robert van der Kamp
Hi, I m considering the purchase of an A6 as the closest thing to a modular in a box with patches, and also want to drive the sep. outputs through my MOTM
Arp2600 and MOTM
2003-04-12 by Robert van der Kamp
My first real encounter with modular synthesis was couple of hours with an ARP2600 (an earlier grey model), and it changed my life. I wonder, what is so
Re: [motm] Digest Number 1654
2003-04-12 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
... The markings are quite common on small square ceramics down in Australia too. The main point of using n is to avoid using a decomal point in
Re: [motm] more prases for Larry
2003-04-12 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: robs7@aol.com But he INSISTED on REFUNDING my money for those 4 cables!!! What gaul! How inconsiderate!!!!! (Thats sarchasm, in case you think Im
[Q] Module Power Consumption
2003-04-11 by Tentochi
Oops! Sorry for that previous post. Laptop keyboards and myself don t get along too well. Anyway, do modules pull more when then are not being used? For
Re: [motm] more prases for Larry
2003-04-11 by robs7@aol.com
and the cables arrive in Jersey City... beautiful and such, you all know this. Im upset with Larry though, he mixed up my 6 foot black cables with blue tips
RE: [motm] Re: [ot] [Q] Power Rail Conditioning
2003-04-11 by Paul Haneberg
OOOPS!!! Sorry, I was going by memory. Obviously old age is setting in. Paul Haneberg ... From: Paul Schreiber [mailto:synth1@airmail.net] Sent: Thursday,
Re: [motm] Re: [ot] [Q] Power Rail Conditioning
2003-04-11 by Tony Allgood
... In the UK, and probably the rest of Europe. Polyester box caps, and the larger polypropylene types are all marked in nF. You will see values like 680n, 10n
Re: [motm] Re: [ot] [Q] Power Rail Conditioning
2003-04-11 by media.nai@rcn.com
... I ve seen caps with n , like those yellow box caps. ... Don t forget MFD and mmF :) That it jumps every three zeros seems intuitive enough, but it
Re: [motm] Re: [ot] [Q] Power Rail Conditioning
2003-04-11 by Paul Schreiber
All of the yellow box caps in MOTM are marked in nf. It seems to be popular for film caps between 1000pf and 0.47uf. Paul S. ... From: John Blacet
Re: [motm] Re: [ot] [Q] Power Rail Conditioning
2003-04-11 by John Blacet
So far, I have not seen caps *marked* in nF. The whole µF, nF, pF thing is really confusing to begginners. -- Regards, --/////-- John Blacet Blacet Research
Re: [motm] Re: [ot] [Q] Power Rail Conditioning
2003-04-11 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Doh!! I should have caught that. Does anyone else think that 100nF reads better??
Re: [motm] Re: [Q] Wire Stripping
2003-04-11 by Richard Brewster
Sounds like the one I use. Yellow handles. I have it permanently set for about #26 wire and I m just careful not to nick. I strip all gauges and insulations
Re: wire stripping techniques...
2003-04-11 by Mike Marsh
Oh, sorry! Tinning refers to addind solder to the wire after stripping. Touch the wire with your soldering iron and add a bit of no-clean. Obviously, it
Re: [motm] Re: [ot] [Q] Power Rail Conditioning
2003-04-11 by jwbarlow@aol.com
In a message dated 4/10/2003 4:33:35 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... So in this case two wrongs DO make a right -- I knew if I screwed up enough it would
Re: [motm] Re: [ot] [Q] Power Rail Conditioning
2003-04-10 by Paul Schreiber
... Errr...nope. The caps that I use a re 0.1uf (marked 104). Look at ANY MOTM documentation or schematic. Paul S.
Re: [motm] Re: wire stripping techniques...
2003-04-10 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
Tinning is the pre-application of solder to a surface that will be soldered later. It helps the final solder application flow properly without excessive
Re: [motm] Re: [ot] [Q] Power Rail Conditioning
2003-04-10 by jwbarlow@aol.com
In a message dated 4/10/2003 9:37:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... OK, I m having a bad day with the caps. While trying to eliminate some of those unfinished
Electriolytics?
2003-04-10 by dave_oleksy
For some of the 3rd party modules I ve seen many different xicon electrolytics used: ESRL series, XRL series, and LLRL series. What is the difference and when
[motm] Re: [Q] Power Rail Conditioning
2003-04-10 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Yet don t make it too big. Consider two caps -- one big, one small. ... They are also ceramic, a radial lead ceramic might work even better. ... Yes, it
Re: [motm] [ot] capacitor labeling Q
2003-04-10 by Paul Schreiber
yep, 3300pf. The J is 5% tolerance. Paul S. ... From: jwbarlow@aol.com To: motm@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2003 2:12 PM Subject: [motm] [ot]
Re: [motm] [Q] Bench PSU
2003-04-10 by ivancu@aol.com
I bought a beautiful bench PSU on eBay similar to this one: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2410541401&categ ory=26436 VERY nice
Re: [motm] [Q] Bench PSU
2003-04-10 by media.nai@rcn.com
I didn t know Roland made variable power supplies.
RE: [motm] Re: wire stripping techniques...
2003-04-10 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Sorry, should have been more clear-- what exactly IS tinning? And how does one do it? (All Paul s module wires come pre-tinned, so I haven t had to do it
[ot] capacitor labeling Q
2003-04-10 by jwbarlow@aol.com
I m digging through my crap to find some polystyrene caps 33pf and 100pf. I have a bunch of those silver barrel, some are labeled 3300J -- I have a bad feeling
Re: [motm] [Q] Bench PSU
2003-04-10 by jwbarlow@aol.com
In a message dated 4/9/2003 10:01:45 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... I recently bought a piece O crap PSU for my bench -- I wish I d asked first! My favorite
Re: wire stripping techniques...
2003-04-10 by Mike Marsh
I always tin. It makes it much easier to stick the (multi-stranded) wire thought the pad without a teeny little stray shorting something out. And it makes it
Re: [Q] Wire Stripping
2003-04-10 by Eric Frampton
Thought I might offer up a possibly less expensive alternative. I use a little Greenlee model 1913 tool (although there are identical designs from other mfr s
RE: [motm] wire stripping techniques...
2003-04-10 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
When I was your age, we didn t have teeth, we had to leave it out under the boiling-hot mid-day sun, and wait for the wire to MELT AWAY the outer conductor!
[motm] Re: vias question
2003-04-10 by media.nai@rcn.com
... OK :) I didn t know if no clean was safe. ... I wonder what that is... ... I don t think it s that. I ve been scrubbing the same set of teeth with the
Re: [Q] Power Rail Conditioning
2003-04-10 by paulhaneberg
The usual practice is to have an electrolytic cap and ferrite for each power supply rail as close as possible to where the power supply voltages enter the
wire stripping techniques...
2003-04-10 by Markk :-)
I have been known to use my teeth once or twice... Markk Well, I use a dull pocketknife and a straight pin to pick apart the braid. Seriously - I m in the
Re: [Q] Wire Stripping
2003-04-10 by mate_stubb
Well, I use a dull pocketknife and a straight pin to pick apart the braid. Seriously - I m in the stone age still. Ashamed Moe ... tool for the
Re: [motm] [Q] Wire Stripping
2003-04-10 by J. Larry Hendry
For the record, I sent my mail before I saw Dave s. So, I wasn t practicing one-up-manship, but rather sharing my excitement about a tool I love to use. I
Re: [motm] but but but.....???
2003-04-10 by Sikorsky
I love that smell.... this little twitch I have... pay no attention, it s a side effect of .......coffee, yeah that s the ticket, coffee.... LOL... ahhh the
RE: [motm] [Q] Wire Stripping
2003-04-10 by KA4HJH
... That s the downside. You have to be careful but otherwise it s a great tool. ... I haven t used one of these--yet. All the ones I ve seen were more
RE: [motm] [Q] Wire Stripping
2003-04-10 by Dave Halliday
Only comment is that these require you to get the wire positioned between the correct hole on the cutter blade. Get it off center and you either get a bad
Re: [motm] [Q] Wire Stripping
2003-04-10 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Oh yea, Larry s got the right tool. I ve got one and I have to say it s friggin awesome. However, mine doesn t have the depth guage. :( What model is that
Re: [motm] [Q] Wire Stripping
2003-04-10 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Tentochi Subject: [motm] [Q] Wire Stripping So does any one have any suggestions? Or what works well (easily and
Re: [motm] [Q] Bench PSU
2003-04-10 by Paul Schreiber
I use a *variable*, triple output Leader LPS-152. I think there is a smaller wattage (cheaper!) LPS-151. These are TANKS, have like 100uv of ripple. Highly
RE: [motm] [Q] Wire Stripping
2003-04-10 by Dave Halliday
These rock: http://www.paladin-tools.com/stripserstri.html I have one that has had the snot beaten out of it for over ten years and it still works great. The
[Q] Wire Stripping
2003-04-10 by Tentochi
With the ever increasing number of DIY PCBs being made available, more people are doing more work that Paul usually does for us. One of these chores is
[Q] Power Rail Conditioning
2003-04-10 by Tentochi
What issues need to be considered when conditioning power rails. Usually there are 2 ferrite beads (1 if only one rail utilized or 3 if there is +5V also
[Q] Bench PSU
2003-04-10 by Tentochi
Paul suggests having a bench power supply. But all of the supplies I have seen are usually 12V. How does this apply to our standard 15V modules? Thanks!
Re: [motm] more prases for Larry
2003-04-10 by J. Larry Hendry
Hi Neil. Larry has shipped a ton of cables would be a slight overstatement. It was closer to 400 lbs. and just over 1800 cables. I have contracted with