[permission to sell parts/pcbs]

Unfortunately, I began an attempt to complete a midibox64 almost 4 years ago and did not finish it.  I have many many parts, and premade pcbs that i purchased, some are completely assembled and i have chips for them also.  I just have not had the time to complete the project.  I think it would be a waste for me to throw away all the parts i have (almost all the neccessary parts to make a complete midibox64, except for switches).  So all i'm asking for is permission to post a complete list of parts and pictures of what i have and ask for a fair price for it all or part of it... whatever someone wants, it would surely be a lower price than buying these parts all new, and i would hope you guys would reccommend what that fair price would be.. including shipping. 

Thanks much,

-Patrick Georgeson

milwaukee, wi

[Using PIC18F458 in core module]

Or you could get one for free at sample.microchip.com

its too bad about the sample chips for you... i wonder why not.

hell.. i got 2 for free along with 3 bankstick chips... shipped incredibly fast from thailand or something...

[where are instructions to build a power supply?]

thanks so much for the help, i've been staring at all these pages for so long i must be retarded and missing things.  But one things for sure, this midibox is going to kick ass! Now on to designing the panel. Bye for now.

-Patrick

[where are instructions to build a power supply?]

what voltage/milliamp wall adapter do i need?  was it 9v 500ma or is it something else?  Thanks much for the help.

[where are instructions to build a power supply?]

I've been over this site a few times now, i just need some detailed information on what parts i need or how i can get a power supply for my midibox64. Sorry if i've missed anything obvious.   So far i have all the modules built (except the sil headers are backordered from mouser so i don't have the single row ones) and my JDM is getting decent voltages, 12.9 on the first one.. and dead on for the rest, so i figured i should probly start building a psu and trying to make a case for it all.

[Sample parts from MicroChip]

it was so easy to get those PIC chips, and they are sending them exceptionally fast, especially since they're coming from Thailand.  I think they sent mine out on the 11th and i should have them tomorrow if the tracking is right.

[Pre-made boards available now!]

Hey smash, thanks a lot, this will save me a lot of time and hassle, especially considering that i'm a total n00b when it comes to electronics of this sort.   Also, sorry for not paying the shipping in the same transaction, hope its all still a go.