I got a lot of work done on the manual while sitting in airports this week. Just a couple more points and some formatting to be ready to go.
Got mine in the UK today. Thanks Bob/Jens.
Looks like I'll need to buy a finer tip for my soldering iron.
Looks like I'll need to buy a finer tip for my soldering iron.
jimbo1968 said:
You must be pretty heavy duty - Jens made footprints with bigger pads than eagle standard for many parts for those of us less than expert with a soldering iron.
Round 2 buyers please send email to robert (dot) e (dot) ellis ( at ) Verizon (dot) net with the subject line "Group Buy"
including your:
DiyAudio? Name
Real Name
Shipping address
#of Filter boards
#of PSU boards
# of PSU parts kits (not quite finalized but probably $20.25)
# of Heat sink pairs (if you are buying OPAs from gengis he can combine with that order)
# of Tranformers
I will send you an invoice for your parts and shipping once all pricing has been finalized.
including your:
DiyAudio? Name
Real Name
Shipping address
#of Filter boards
#of PSU boards
# of PSU parts kits (not quite finalized but probably $20.25)
# of Heat sink pairs (if you are buying OPAs from gengis he can combine with that order)
# of Tranformers
I will send you an invoice for your parts and shipping once all pricing has been finalized.
mpmarino said:
Just another cool airplane picture. It's a Mig-29 after a midair collision at an airshow, Farnborough 1994, IIRC. That little dot in the upper right is the pilot in his ejection seat.
Some lucky photographer had his motorwinder on high speed and got these two shots after another Mig pulled up through this guy's wing root:
Mine were waiting for me when I returned yesterday. Thanks, Bob/Jens!
Some more interesting aviation sites:
www.pprune.com (watch out, passengers are known as SLF = self loading freight there)
www.airdisaster.com/forums
www.aviation-safety.net
Some more interesting aviation sites:
www.pprune.com (watch out, passengers are known as SLF = self loading freight there)
www.airdisaster.com/forums
www.aviation-safety.net
BobEllis said:
Non US residents, I also need a phone number so I can print shipping labels/postage online. Thanks.
Would there be any problems with stacking these...you know in two tier design withone board above another?
There shouldn't be a problem. There is little power dissipation on each board and the signal currents are low.
You wouldn't believe how much fuel we burned trying to get a pure vertical picture. This was as close as we got. Glad it wasn't my fuel bill. 
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