Soldering temp
2009-03-02 by Paul Schreiber
... 700F. Paul S.
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2009-03-02 by Paul Schreiber
... 700F. Paul S.
2009-03-02 by Argitoth
Thanks for your input, Paul! What tempurature should I set my beautiful $130 digital-readout weller soldering iron at?
2009-03-02 by Argitoth
The wire I found, the Consolidated Wire has a homepage: http://conwire.thomasnet.com/category/hook-up-wire Apparently they have all kinds of wire in all
2009-03-01 by Paul Schreiber
... No, that part of the video was BS :) You *do* need a good pair of *SHARP* cutters. There are 2 schools here. #1: the cheap, but buy a new pair every 6
2009-03-01 by Argitoth
Cutting a lead can loosen a well-soldered component?
2009-03-01 by Paul Schreiber
... Mom? Paul S.
2009-03-01 by Suit & Tie Guy
... yes. i m sure most of it is a good idea. however, stay away from Emtel Electronics or ASAPWire. they run (or ran) a lot of wire auctions. i bought 3 1000
2009-03-01 by John L Rice
Thanks Richard. An Ebay search on RG-176U didn t return any hits but the following did: RG-17* coax* John L Rice ... From: motm@yahoogroups.com
2009-03-01 by Richard Brewster
I ve found good wire on EBay at reasonable prices. EBay sellers often have wire in smaller rolls. I got some high-quality military surplus RG-176U coax and
2009-03-01 by Richard Brewster
I ve heard the term crimping used to describe what I do, but I understand your meaning. I do fold the leads 90 degrees to lie flat on the board and then cut
2009-03-01 by John L Rice
I m not sure about that particular brand, it could be fine . . or not. I read some negative reviews of Radio Shack wire that the insulation melted at lower
2009-03-01 by Graham Atkins
Richard, ... Crimping means forming the leads in some way. Some radial capacitors for example have the leads cut short and formed with a small wave which
2009-03-01 by Argitoth
I found errors in my 310 BOM. Some of the resistors were not 1% metal film and I just didn t notice the 291 in place of the 271. Also, the LT1013 dual op amp
2009-03-01 by Argitoth
I found some wire for less than $6.00. Why is all the wire over $25 at mouser.com? Does this $6.00 wire suck or something? Or is it good for MOTM projects?
2009-03-01 by Argitoth
Thanks for all the tips, this is invaluable information.
2009-03-01 by Scott Juskiw
That s one of the best videos I ve seen demonstrating how to actually PLAY a Minimoog. Good use of the pitch and mod wheels. You sure you re name isn t
2009-03-01 by Richard Brewster
All in all that video is pretty good. Nice pictures of bad solder joints! He is right about cutting the leads off before soldering. I always press leads all
2009-03-01 by rogerpellegrini
I thought it might be interesting to post a 100% insect-free demo of the MOTM-730 Pulse Divider. This Robotmakers clip is about 40% demo and 60% gratuitous,
2009-03-01 by loopcycle
not very often. but yes, particularly with polystyrene capacitors (they look like little plastic see-through cylinders and are very easy to destroy quickly).
2009-03-01 by Argitoth
One other question, do I need to worry about heat damaging components that I need a heat sink of some kind? ... -- www.elanhickler.com
2009-03-01 by Argitoth
If you cut the lead before you solder, how can the component stay in place? ... -- www.elanhickler.com
2009-03-01 by John L Rice
Make sure you watch this soldering video, it is really well done! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_NU2ruzyc4 John L Rice ... From: motm@yahoogroups.com
2009-03-01 by Argitoth
thanks, I ll watch the soldering videos too. ... -- www.elanhickler.com
2009-03-01 by John L Rice
Semiconductors mostly. (chips and transistors etc.) Some are more sensitive than others but just use common sense and you should be fine. Lots of info on the
2009-03-01 by Argitoth
When I m doing my first DIY project, what kind of parts are sensitive to static electricity? -- www.elanhickler.com
2009-03-01 by babysealclub
If anyone is interested please contact me off list. Thanks, Todd babysealclub@yahoo.com
2009-02-28 by JH.
Here s a little preview of what I m working on. Looks like I can indeed put 3 VCOs plus an Oscillator Driver on a single board! This may get very close to the
2009-02-28 by Richard Brewster
Mixing signals in a multiple was, I believe, one of Bernie Hutchins s reasons for putting a 1K series resistor on all outputs. Paul makes a good point that
2009-02-28 by patchdub1972
great!! thank you very much!! very much appreciated ... files.
2009-02-28 by Argitoth
Hey Patchdub! Will Bill and Elan to the RESCUE!!!!! I ll attach the files. MOTM300BOM.xls - Will/Bill style BOM, very detailed MOTM310BOM.xls - Will/Bill style
2009-02-28 by Paul Schreiber
Saturday I am going to reconcile the backlog, meaning I am going to verify what is on the books . So, some folks will be getting calls/emails from me asking
2009-02-28 by patchdub1972
thanks paul! any chance someone has mouser#s for the 300 and 310 that they could post? for me, getting the right parts from mouser has been the biggest
2009-02-28 by Paul Schreiber
Get this one: 512-2N3904TF Paul S. ... From: patchdub1972 To: Sent: Friday, February 27, 2009 8:53 PM Subject:
2009-02-28 by patchdub1972
i am just about to build a 300 and a 310 and i want to be sure to get the right parts... for the 2n3904 is the mouser #512-2N3904CTA? also anyone have the
2009-02-28 by Paul Schreiber
MOTM kits use 22ga wire. Be careful with the RS wire: make sure it is *tinned*, stranded wire (is silver in color). Do NOT use untinned wire, that is *very
2009-02-28 by Argitoth
Hey, I found 22gage stranded wire at radioshack. Is this acceptable if I run out of Paul s wire? Or should I seriously look for 24 gage? -- www.elanhickler.com
2009-02-27 by Jason Proctor
fwiw, mouser lists 2n3904s with two different pinout configurations - the 2N3904CTA variant has the collector on the middle pin.
2009-02-27 by Paul Schreiber
*I* did not buy them, the customer used the dreaded surplus store in Silicon Valley. Paul S. /now understands today s meaning of surplus ... From: John
2009-02-27 by John Blacet
--Where did you buy these? I ve never heard of this problem: same PN and package having different pinouts! That s just WRONG! ... -- John Blacet
2009-02-27 by Graham Atkins
Hi Paul, Is it possible these are counterfeit / reject transistors that have been badged as 2N3904.....Seems highly unlikely there are 2 versions with
2009-02-27 by Paul Schreiber
... a) Unity gain means a gain of 1 (unity) or no *overall* gain. Now, in electronics the term is *context sensitive*. - a unity gain mixer means if I add 4
2009-02-27 by John Mahoney
... Just about. I have read that it s usually okay to mix gate/trigger signals together -- maybe bus them together is a better term -- but that s the only
2009-02-27 by Suit & Tie Guy
... is that a hard-and-fast rule, though? i thought MOTM modules were pretty ironclad ... could you use an MOTM multiple as a mixer? ... Suit & Tie Guy
2009-02-27 by Argitoth
Hey, noobie here. I m wondering what unity gain is. I thought it meant that when two or more signals are mixed together, unity gain will stop signals from
2009-02-27 by Paul Schreiber
I had a *long* debugging session with a customer building a MOTM-300 VCO from parts. Was dead in the water (no outputs). He had previously replaced *all* op
2009-02-27 by Argitoth
Oh man I am really sorry for sending like 100 e-mails to MOTM at once, but ok, I searched for those parts at Digikey and didn t find them because they are not
2009-02-27 by Argitoth
Hey John and Bill, I just got a message from Paul!
2009-02-27 by Argitoth
Thank you John L Rice! It s out of stock, but I mean, basically the thing that matters is the tolerance and voltage. If I know that, won t any polyester film
2009-02-27 by John L Rice
Give this one a look, I think it may be correct probably possibly! ;-) http://www.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?qs=sGAEpiMZZMtOnGahBoN8MEHQe
2009-02-27 by Argitoth
Bill, you are always telling me about you, Will, and your life... I feel like I m reading your diary, it s cool. Could someone PLEASE give me part numbers for