Archive of the former Yahoo!Groups mailing list: MOTM
Subject: regular update
From: "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@...>
Date: 2005-08-23
OK, time to regroup after a VERY stressful last few days.
a) I'm sorry if I offended anyone about the SMT hollering. Just be aware that I
am over-protective for a reason: $$$.
I'm about to commit a lot of time and $$$ on buying over $6500 of SMT parts
(MIDI-CV, uSeq, Frac-Rack, etc)
and I suppose the timing was off.
So, let's all shrug it off and move forward.
b) I am sending off to the board shop tomorrow the MOTM-995 adapter board, which
does 2 things:
.com modules added to MOTM systems
MOTM modules added to .com systems
it's ONLY for MOTM-950 supplies (or other +-15V, +5V) for powering .com as they
need +5V
If you want to add a MOTM to a .com power harness, just plug into the MTA-100
harness. I went
ahead and designated some connectors for this (even though they are all in
parallel this tends to freak
out some folks). The price will be $29 assembled only and I will have them ready
to ship around the 6th of Sept.
If you want to order now, use PayPal, the shipping is $5/order US and $9/order
foreign. The boards are about 3.5 x 4.5 inches
c) About 1/3 of the sheet metal backlog will show up by this Friday so some back
orders Paul H. has can go out.
I will be packing up some assembled modules this week to ship out, but in some
cases I have to also
wait for sheet metal.
d) Robert Rich's hand surgery went "OK", it's was not a 100% success. The final
result will not be known for 8-10 weeks
after scar tissue forms. He has an over-active "scar tissue generator" and this
is the problem: the scar tissue 'sticks'
to the tendons, which need to move like a cable/pulley system. The hand doctor
indicated he has like 3X the normal
amount.
e) I still have a couple of '960s to ship out. I will get these out by Friday. I
am about out but will make 25 more when
the '995 gets built (uses same parts).
I'll still bit depressed over Bob Moog's death, I think I will listen to Wendy's
"Clockwork Orange" soundtrack (her release, not the Warner one).
Paul S.