Re: [motm] Re: Wiard Mini-Wave 1202
2001-02-23 by J G Wong
You may find like Mirage owners and others that 8 bit is at the low end of usability anything lower is getting into y the sample a throbbing Grislte lp
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Re: [motm] Officially, no comment
2001-02-23 by J. Larry Hendry
I have posted two different sizes. And, I am toying with one smaller yet. Any comments about the size / vs readability issue would be appreciated from anyone.
Website tweaks/Update
2001-02-23 by Paul Schreiber
1) The 101 page really *is* the 101 page :) 2) New graphics on the page select buttons (thanks Ken). Note: you will probably have to flush your browser s
Re: [motm] Re: Wiard Mini-Wave 1202
2001-02-23 by J. Larry Hendry
Maybe the difference is that he made 11, sold 10 and kept 1. LH ... From: i quoth grant richter: There are 9 Joysticks, 10 Joy Riders
Officially, no comment
2001-02-23 by J. Larry Hendry
Well, I have received no comments on the value or size format of the few 300 construction photos I posted at my site and announced to the list. I am happy to
RE: [motm] Officially, no comment
2001-02-23 by Kisslak, George
Uh, maybe I should have worded that differently. It s more like I patiently await it s arrival whilst I scavenge for any small morsel of time to assemble the
Re: [motm] Officially, no comment
2001-02-23 by Paul Schreiber
... I patiently await the arrival of 60 new front panels :) Paul S.
Re: Officially, no comment
2001-02-23 by bruce@sigalarm.com
Me and my lone 300 have this love hate thing going on. At first it would not work, I fixed its solder problems with the transistors, then it worked, and made
Re: [motm] Rack Rails -> "C" shaped cases
2001-02-23 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: The other thing that helps minimize this phenomenon is Larry s Magic Buss (and you thought he was just another Stooge). For those
RE: [motm] Officially, no comment
2001-02-23 by Kisslak, George
Larry, I m sure photos will help those who are new to MOTM building. I finished the 20s (120, 420 and 320) a few weeks ago without a hiccup, thankfully. I m
Re: [motm] visio
2001-02-23 by J. Larry Hendry
Me too. But, I really will buy it if it has any features I like. I am happy to pay for good software that is useful to me. Same with music CDs. I have
Re: [motm] visio
2001-02-23 by J. Larry Hendry
Yes, please. LH ... From: Cap n F.M. Bleep To: Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 3:10 PM Subject: [motm] visio hi
[motm] switch destruction -> IC soldering
2001-02-23 by elhardt@aol.com
... burning out tips maybe a year ago? Maybe this problem is related to that (over voltage or something similar).
Re: [motm] Fixed my MOTM-300
2001-02-23 by Paul Schreiber
Correct. That s about 80Hz. Paul S. ... From: To: Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 8:04 PM Subject: [motm] Fixed
Re: [motm] coaxion -> switch destruction
2001-02-23 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... Of course all the cable in the MOTM kits comes pre-stripped, pre-tinned (and pre-twisted when appropriate). ... I wouldn t do this with the MOTM plate
Fixed my MOTM-300
2001-02-23 by bruce@sigalarm.com
Well, turned out that one of my solder joints was a little light on the solder. MOTM-300 seems to be mostly working, but now some questions for those of you
Re: [motm] coaxion -> switch destruction
2001-02-23 by KA4HJH
... I always have trouble getting the braid in the hole in the first place as there s always a stray wire that escapes (especially if the hole isn t quite big
Re: [motm] Re: Wiard Mini-Wave 1202
2001-02-23 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 01-02-22 12:39:34 EST, you write: gee, my old ( but still working, weighs a ton, built like you could pop
Re: Wiard Mini-Wave 1202
2001-02-23 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
I have put in a feature request to John, which he may or may not ignore of course: Add either manual or VC of the DAC output resolution - 8 bit for normal
Re: [motm] coaxion -> switch destruction
2001-02-23 by Dave Hylander
Wow, it s pretty hard to melt switches. It almost sounds like your iron is not hot enough and / or does not have enough mass to heat the connection and the
Re: [motm] More UEG tweaks!
2001-02-23 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 01-02-22 05:15:58 EST, you write:
Re: [motm] UEG tweaks!(updated)
2001-02-23 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 01-02-22 03:32:04 EST, you write:
Re: [motm] Wiard Mini-Wave 1202
2001-02-23 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 01-02-21 23:52:13 EST, you write: hopefully the blacet version will be at least as
Re: [motm] Rack Rails -> "C" shaped cases
2001-02-22 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... This is a good point! I already hate long patch cables getting in the way, and catching them with the guitar neck. In this way I think one row of modules
Re: [motm] "C" shaped cases->Arm fatigue
2001-02-22 by davevosh@aol.com
In a message dated 01-02-21 22:59:29 EST, you write:
Re: [motm] coaxion -> switch destruction
2001-02-22 by Connie Garfield
... I, too have had trouble with coax and switch contacts alike. I ve found that *Preparation* is the key... With coax, I strip and tin each coax lead,
Re: [motm] coaxion -> switch destruction
2001-02-22 by jwbarlow@aol.com
... Wasn t it you that was having trouble with a soldering iron continually burning out tips maybe a year ago? Maybe this problem is related to that (over
Re: [motm] coaxion -> switch destruction
2001-02-22 by elhardt@aol.com
... petard, as it were. A suggestion for Paul S. that might save him & future kit builders a bit of hassle is to add a little blurb in the toubleshooting
[motm] Re: coaxion
2001-02-22 by KA4HJH
... Soldering miniature coax is is practically the only time I ever have to resort to a heat sink. After twisting the braid together I put a small alligator on
Re: coaxion
2001-02-22 by andy@gooboworks.com
I ran into problems when I soldered my coax cable inner conductor first, then with the inner conductor arching over, I soldered the braid connection. Well,
coaxion
2001-02-22 by klem klemmingberg
I too have been a victim of overzealous coax soldering-- hoist on my own petard, as it were. A suggestion for Paul S. that might save him & future kit builders
Re: [motm] visio
2001-02-22 by Cap'n F.M. Bleep
gah!!Q!!!! i hate this stupid hidden-reply-to-field business!!!!!! grrrrr on yahoo... bleep. out.
visio
2001-02-22 by Cap'n F.M. Bleep
hi larry. do you still need a *cough* evaluation copy of visio? i just got the disc for it... let me know soon and i can send it out tomorrow morning. fred.
RE: [motm] Re: Question about MOTM-300 Troubleshooting guide
2001-02-22 by David Bivins
Starting at the inputs/outputs (and the associated coax) can be a really good idea (and are easily tested). I worked the other direction, troubleshooting a
Re: Wiard Mini-Wave 1202
2001-02-22 by perpetual@uswest.net
... NIX-IE TUBES, NIX-IE TUBES! (best cheerleader impression) ;) alex
Re: Wiard Mini-Wave 1202
2001-02-22 by perpetual@uswest.net
... i quoth grant richter: There are 9 Joysticks, 10 Joy Riders and 11 Mini-Waves. alex
Re: More UEG tweaks!
2001-02-22 by andy@gooboworks.com
I vote for speed. Andy Miller ... found an ... edge of a ... of the ... problem ... over 60mS ... repetition ... simple ... mode ... about 450Hz ... exchange
RE: [motm] More UEG tweaks!
2001-02-22 by The Old Crow
... I prefer debounce, myself. Of course I spent years having to deal with user interfaces to PID controllers, and debouncing was pretty much mandatory. Even
RE: [motm] UEG tweaks!
2001-02-22 by Tony Karavidas
For anyone that want this update and you ALREADY have your UEG, it either has to come back here OR if you happen to have the Atmel in-circuit programmer, I can
RE: [motm] UEG tweaks!
2001-02-22 by The Old Crow
... Go for it. Is there an in-circuit programming issue with the amtel part, and can I just swap uCs? Crow /**/
Re: [motm] More UEG tweaks!
2001-02-22 by thomas white
I agree, speed is the necessary one for me too. Thomas White ... _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of
Re: Question about MOTM-300 Troubleshooting guide
2001-02-22 by bruce@sigalarm.com
My thoughts were along the same lines, but the IC s are pretty easy (for me anyhow) as they were made to line up the same direction. I had some of the via
RE: [motm] More UEG tweaks!
2001-02-22 by Joe Bruno
Stick with the speed. ... From: Tony Karavidas [mailto:tony@encoreelectronics.com] Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 4:17 AM To: motm@yahoogroups.com Subject:
Re: [motm] More UEG tweaks!
2001-02-22 by J. Larry Hendry
Keep the speed ... From: Tony Karavidas To: Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 4:16 AM Subject: RE: [motm]
Re: Question about MOTM-300 Troubleshooting guide
2001-02-22 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
Chances are greater than 50% that your problem is something simple like a bad solder joint, or IC in backwards. I had two modules that had completely dead
Re: Question about MOTM-300 Troubleshooting guide
2001-02-22 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
Take 10 seconds and a small screwdriver and twist the sine symmetry trimmer while listening to the waveform. It will definitely be buzzy if the sine is out of
RE: [motm] Question about MOTM-300 Troubleshooting guide
2001-02-22 by David Bivins
Hey, this means I won t be alone in the next couple of nights of troubleshooting *my* recently-built 300. Mine seems fine except that the sine and tri wave
RE: [motm] More UEG tweaks!
2001-02-22 by Tkacs, Ken
You could have another switch that turns de-bounce on/off. But---_oh_, then you d need to de-bounce THAT switch... so you would need ANOTHER switch... it s the
RE: [motm] UEG tweaks!(updated)
2001-02-22 by alt-mode
Go for it Tony, at least on the GATE-STEP mode. Regarding the debounce, the only thing that I think is lost is the ability to use the UEG as a audio-waveform
RE: [motm] UEG tweaks!
2001-02-22 by Tkacs, Ken
Go for it! ... From: Tony Karavidas [mailto:tony@encoreelectronics.com] Sent: Thursday, 22 February, 2001 3:28 AM To: motm@yahoogroups.com Subject: RE: [motm]