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Dont wanna be curious, but is there something new, TK?

http://go.everwars.com/play.x?p=12628 Just some nice online game I´m playing at the moment. Would love to beat some MBHP users up! ;) See ya there

http://go.everwars.com/play.x?p=12628 Just some nice online game I´m playing at the moment. Would love to beat some MBHP users up! ;) See ya there

The second number is just the maximum voltage it can take. So yeah, you even can take the 10/200 ;)

The second number is just the maximum voltage it can take. So yeah, you even can take the 10/200 ;)

I think yes. I planned to buy some audio interface for my laptop (it just has some lame mono micro in with a HORRIBLE quality). Would be very grateful if you can send me some stuff ´bout that! What about mike? Cant he make these PCBs, too?

I think yes. I planned to buy some audio interface for my laptop (it just has some lame mono micro in with a HORRIBLE quality). Would be very grateful if you can send me some stuff ´bout that! What about mike? Cant he make these PCBs, too?

Motor-faded Potis ;D ;)

Motor-faded Potis ;D ;)

Hey TK! Some suggestion for this forum: Whats about a header (like "finished projects" or similar) where to put in all those cool things, which get lost due to the high new thread number. I´m thinking of threads like the bankstick selector button and d2k´s finished LC and so on. All those cool things are getting lost with the time, what they really shouldnt. Perhaps you should be the only one who can open up new threads there, so thats not happening again.

Hey TK! Some suggestion for this forum: Whats about a header (like "finished projects" or similar) where to put in all those cool things, which get lost due to the high new thread number. I´m thinking of threads like the bankstick selector button and d2k´s finished LC and so on. All those cool things are getting lost with the time, what they really shouldnt. Perhaps you should be the only one who can open up new threads there, so thats not happening again.

The 7805 is supplying the 4,5 V. So this means the 7805 isnt getting enough voltage. Put in about 9V. Normally regulated power supplies are loosing a little voltage if running at higher currents (mine is set to 9 V and delievers only about 7,8 V at 250 mA). Then there should be about 4,8V-5V at those two pins and the rest of the MB. Another question (if it still doesnt work). The leds of the DOUTX4 should play some "pattern" (theyre lighting up from the middle to the outer ranges and back four times). Do they do that?

The 7805 is supplying the 4,5 V. So this means the 7805 isnt getting enough voltage. Put in about 9V. Normally regulated power supplies are loosing a little voltage if running at higher currents (mine is set to 9 V and delievers only about 7,8 V at 250 mA). Then there should be about 4,8V-5V at those two pins and the rest of the MB. Another question (if it still doesnt work). The leds of the DOUTX4 should play some "pattern" (theyre lighting up from the middle to the outer ranges and back four times). Do they do that?

1: Certainly. Also I really would consider using the standard pots, because: Theyre hard to destroy and just because of the space: If you built the pots to near to each other, you cant just turn one really fast, because, youll touch the others. 2: There is a reeeaaaally broad bandwidth: From 1.50 (or even less at ebay) up to 20 Euros or more (like ALPS high quality faders).

1: Certainly. Also I really would consider using the standard pots, because: Theyre hard to destroy and just because of the space: If you built the pots to near to each other, you cant just turn one really fast, because, youll touch the others. 2: There is a reeeaaaally broad bandwidth: From 1.50 (or even less at ebay) up to 20 Euros or more (like ALPS high quality faders).

Making the JDM Programmer isnt a big thing. Its built in no time. You even dont need power supply and casing. If you have it, you also can go sure, that you are getting all that upgrades! Or perhaps consider the Bootstrip method (only working with the 18s) described on the page. /edit: strap not strip ;D

Making the JDM Programmer isnt a big thing. Its built in no time. You even dont need power supply and casing. If you have it, you also can go sure, that you are getting all that upgrades! Or perhaps consider the Bootstrip method (only working with the 18s) described on the page. /edit: strap not strip ;D

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A little disadvantage (also its some good idea): You cant turn from 0 to 127 with one touch... goodbye, fast cutoff and reso playing time.

A little disadvantage (also its some good idea): You cant turn from 0 to 127 with one touch... goodbye, fast cutoff and reso playing time.

Three letters: D I Y !!!!! Got it? Ok. End of discuccion, I hope. :P

Three letters: D I Y !!!!! Got it? Ok. End of discuccion, I hope. :P

LOL, yes thats right. Love it! ;D Those extra zeroes are just there because of the high accuracy of the crystals. For the next time: just try out. btw: mHz normally would have been 0,000000001 Mhz ... ... DAMN slow MB! LOL

LOL, yes thats right. Love it! ;D Those extra zeroes are just there because of the high accuracy of the crystals. For the next time: just try out. btw: mHz normally would have been 0,000000001 Mhz ... ... DAMN slow MB! LOL