Brass air fittings
Now that is a lot of brass air fittings http://www.liangdianup.com/subpages/airfitting_1.htm there is just about every type
of air fitting that you could want. Wholesale prices too. I guess these could be used as small water pipe fitting also. I
used some of the parts to make my babington wvo bu
Now that is a lot of brass air fittings http://www.liangdianup.com/subpages/airfitting_1.htm there is just about every type
of air fitting that you could want. Wholesale prices too. I guess these could be used as small water pipe fitting also. I
used some of the parts to make my babington wvo bu
You are for sure a matching maniacZen Mod said:
yup , certainly - if instead buffer part you use
I am just not that patient and don't use the cylinder head method.So you just drop the first board in front side of Pumpkin, no buffer, for balanced input, possibly just hardwired inside?
So I end up with Source -> Lightspeed -> Pumpy/Shunty -> F4 balanced as in Papa/ZM gumbo
I was holding out for the new TP Joshua Tree (some day) for my Pumpkin, but this looks like an interesting option, assuming someone convinces you to send some boards and little matched bulbs to this side of the pond
tms0425 said:You are for sure a matching maniac
So you just drop the first board in front side of Pumpkin, no buffer, for balanced input, possibly just hardwired inside?
So I end up with Source -> Lightspeed -> Pumpy/Shunty -> F4 balanced as in Papa/ZM gumbo
I was holding out for the new TP Joshua Tree (some day) for my Pumpkin, but this looks like an interesting option, assuming someone convinces you to send some boards and little matched bulbs to this side of the pond
naah ....... look what wakoo Dutchie induced ..... everyone calls my half-piston - cylinder head .......
I tried to use cylinder head of Fiat 1600 engine , as ashtray , but it was sort of too big even for my bench
anyway - you got it correctly :
Source -> Lightspeed -> Pumpy/Shunty -> F4 balanced as in Papa/ZM gumbo
this Lightning Drek is even better than my (
Manu ) TKD 4-deck drek reference .so - I can expect that is certainly better than any attenuator based on relay-resistors .
in any case - that's not my merit ...... it's primary Oz George's , at least here on DiyA .
anyway - spoiled kids in Papaland are crazy - my e-mail inbox looks crazier than my ashtray , in last few dayzzzzz......
so- I'm working (along with kwayzee serb spavleski) on pcbs and few bags of little lightbulbs ;
you'll be informed here , I hope soon ....
steenoe said:Excellent work ZM, (but the GB is sorta unfair
you are not living behind Iron Curtain , evidently
I have fair price for pcbs from my vendor ..... but :
exporting and sending anything from here is first - PITA (writing Customs papers for every package ) and second - expensive (paying not just for sending , but also for Customs check) .
further - I must import little bulbs ; they aren't on everyday stock here , so I must pay at least 50% (or even 70% ) more than any price you can find locally - at RS , Farnel, Allied or anywhere else .
I wrote all these things few times already , not just in this thread and not just related to PSMLS .
and finally - I think that 2 beers for spavleski and me , counted in
( in fact - not yet formed cost for anything ) aren't too much ..... beer is cheap here (well - certainly cheaper than 2 bears )
Re: Re: Optocouplers
I had to change my identity. Too many old timers gave up on me,
too many newbies assumed I knew something.
But some are too quick to fool.
If this was offered as GB, I dont think I could stop myself from building it. If it wasn't offered, it would stop me.
Any discussion I missed of sonics of this compared to a JFET type deal (looks like both are on the table).
In any case, good work guys.
Zen Mod said:
another nick-convert .......
yup - you're assuming good
I had to change my identity. Too many old timers gave up on me,
too many newbies assumed I knew something.
But some are too quick to fool.
If this was offered as GB, I dont think I could stop myself from building it. If it wasn't offered, it would stop me.
Any discussion I missed of sonics of this compared to a JFET type deal (looks like both are on the table).
In any case, good work guys.
Re: Re: Re: Optocouplers
well - sound of your previous post was familiar (lazy/cozy , with few familiar words ) 
, so I just looked what's written bellow your nick
it will be - at least from us - as pcbs+Lightbulbs package .
complete project is verified ; schematics are open source ; anyone willing to make own pcb plans , and to make massive DiyA GB is free to do that ;
I think that's fair enough .
well - if you mean strictly - how sounds this one - it sounds same as Papa's B1 (ZenModded (sorry , Papa ) for sim. PSU, without coupling caps ) , combined with Lightspeed .
good buffer is good ; this one is JC's , but I also think that few tricks in our PSMLS dedicated buffer are also in PSU
anyway - if I missed point of your last question , please correct me
Tea-Bag said:
I had to change my identity. Too many old timers gave up on me,
too many newbies assumed I knew something.
But some are too quick to fool.
........
well - sound of your previous post was familiar
(lazy/cozy , with few familiar words ) , so I just looked what's written bellow your nick Tea-Bag said:
it will be - at least from us - as pcbs+Lightbulbs package .
complete project is verified ; schematics are open source ; anyone willing to make own pcb plans , and to make massive DiyA GB is free to do that ;
I think that's fair enough .
Tea-Bag said:
well - if you mean strictly - how sounds this one - it sounds same as Papa's B1 (ZenModded (sorry , Papa ) for sim. PSU, without coupling caps ) , combined with Lightspeed .
good buffer is good ; this one is JC's , but I also think that few tricks in our PSMLS dedicated buffer are also in PSU
anyway - if I missed point of your last question , please correct me
