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2000-04-27 by Dave Bradley
> This is easily accomplished by "blobbing" solder (the no-clean > type) on the > 2 pins of the IC. > [For some of you, this will come naturally]. > Another way is to cut a very short length of scrap resistor lead, just long enough to bridge the two pins - mechanically, it's sounder. If you're taking orders already, I'll take one (kit)! When is the projected shipping date? Moe
2000-04-27 by Dave Bradley
Oops, I found the message, here it is... Dave Bradley Principal Software Engineer Engineering Animation, Inc. daveb@...
-----Original Message----- From: Paul Schreiber [mailto:synth1@...] Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2000 12:20 PM To: Synthtech Subject: **MOTM-820 VC Lag PCB ISSUE** Well, it's good news/bad news time again...sigh..... Just received the MOTM-820 VC Lag pc boards. There is a error on my part (L O N G story). The error is that there needs to be 2 adjacent pins on the bypass IC tied together. This is easily accomplished by "blobbing" solder (the no-clean type) on the 2 pins of the IC. [For some of you, this will come naturally]. I will have a seperate sheet with the instructions for performing the mod. I *really* don't want to toss these $700 worth of boards in the trash! Other than this, it works like a dream. The kit is easy and fast to build. If you haven't ordered yours, the price is $149 kit and $199 assembled (we do the blobbing for you!). Of course, I will correct this when these boards run out. Paul Schreiber Synthesis Technology