MOTM

On your list I've built the 490 twice and didn't have a problem. Not  
sure what you mean by lead free, the parts or the solder? Search the  
archives on this list for Paul's recommended solder, he may list it on  
his site too. He likes organic solder for basic parts that you have to  
wash in a sink. It's fun. :)

MOTM modules are super easy to build. You can find parts lists here  
and there and Paul sells special parts kits for the hard to find  
stuff. In the US you can find most stuff on Mouser or Digikey.



On Apr 7, 2009, at 12:33 PM, djxpat wrote:

> as much as i'd love to purchase each MOTM module assembled and  
> tested, my quest to eliminate as much of my debt as possible tells  
> me that i should consider building some on my own if i want any  
> modules in the next year. i actually want to build some of them, but  
> i don't want to get in over my head. i've soldered kits (non-audio)  
> together before. i've never done lead-free.
>
> anyway, anyone recommend easier MOTM modules?
>
> top of my wish list:
> 480
> 420
> 410
> 490
>
> of course, i'd love to built more than just filters, but these are  
> my first choices as my modular currently has lots of other modules,  
> a 440, 485 and dotcom Q107.
>
> erik
>


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