[sdiy] Identification of an unknown MIDI CV interface

[Jay Schwichtenberg]

What do you think they use in transformers, electric motors (with 
brushes), generators/alternators ....

Jay S

On 9/27/2022 12:40 AM, Mike Bryant wrote:
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> Wow. I thought it had been banned years ago.   When it appeared in 
> labstock at HP some people tried it out but I never liked it myself.
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> *From:*Roman [mailto:modular at go2.pl]
> *Sent:* 27 September 2022 06:46
> *To:* brianw; synth-diy at synth-diy org; Mike Bryant
> *Subject:* ODP: Re: [sdiy] Identification of an unknown MIDI CV interface
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> And that special kind of enameled wire is surprisingly still available 
> today if you look enough. When it melts it smells incredibly pleasing, 
> it's one of the best smell-memories of my childhood and I still enjoy 
> it just by thinking of it. But of course those fumes are highly toxic 
> and cancerogenous so it's bad idea to use it.
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> Roman
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> > Also the use of the enamelled hookup wire was popular in the 1980s. 
> It had a special enamel that burnt off at liquid solder temperature 
> making a solid joint but was insulated the rest of it so you could 
> build complex wiring easily.
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