h3y all, NO gets my vote. i don't feel it would demean the kit buildin' experience, i just enjoy the rather mindless monotony of stuffin' all those bloody little resistors... yeah, i buy the kits 'cause they're cheaper, but i'd still buy them if they cost as much as the assembled modules... peace, doc --- In motm@y..., "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@a...> wrote: > If you are a MOTM kit builder, I need your opinion. > > Some of the upcoming (and older) kits have over 90 axial parts > (resistors/diodes/caps). I > have received quotes on providing these components sequenced on tape. > > The thought occured to me today as I was doing taxes (gack!): I could have > these parts > *inserted but not soldered* in the pcb. The auto-inserting machine crimps > and shears off > the leads, so the parts are in no danger of falling out. > > So, the question I have: is having pre-inserted axial parts worth $10 - $12 > more per kit? > > On a religious level: does this "demean" the kit-building process? Or, are > we all sick of those > resistors??!? > > Paul S.
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Re: Attention MOTM Kit Builders!!
2001-03-13 by doc@trocarrecords.com
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