Check out my thread over on Hacked Gadgets, already in progress, and let me know if you have any thoughts..
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http://forum.hackedgadgets.com/viewtopic.php?t=1158&sid=4c5e78caa3ede056f487978e1ca05017
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http://forum.hackedgadgets.com/viewtopic.php?t=1158&sid=4c5e78caa3ede056f487978e1ca05017
Hi, you might want to consider trying this with old floppies. A friend actually fiddled around with 5 1/4" ones to record audio using delta modulation.
OTOH - Danger Will Robinson! that site you linked does not have a health and saftey clause, experimenting with laser diodes scavenged from DVD and CD burners is definately asking for trouble.
OTOH - Danger Will Robinson! that site you linked does not have a health and saftey clause, experimenting with laser diodes scavenged from DVD and CD burners is definately asking for trouble.
I was thinking floppies too.. If I can't figure out a way to make it work without allowing contact between the audio heads and the platter, I'll work towards floppy..
That's very cool that your friend got it working... I wonder if it's absolutely necessary to use modulation... as I would prefer to keep it demodulated for quality reasons... That's something to think about though..
Yeah there's some craziness going on over there... I'm too scared to mess with all that though... If I wanted to work on something dangerous it'd be vacuum tubes, not lasers 😀 ...
Thanks for the replay and have a good one!
Joshua
That's very cool that your friend got it working... I wonder if it's absolutely necessary to use modulation... as I would prefer to keep it demodulated for quality reasons... That's something to think about though..
Yeah there's some craziness going on over there... I'm too scared to mess with all that though... If I wanted to work on something dangerous it'd be vacuum tubes, not lasers 😀 ...
Thanks for the replay and have a good one!
Joshua
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