TK. Posted September 16, 2005 Report Posted September 16, 2005 Armin secretly built all the MIDIboxes of the last years and now presented me the results - well done! :-)MIDIbox 16 + PSUMIDIbox CVMIDIbox FM + CVMIDIbox SIDMIDIbox SEQ Quote
Artesia Posted December 2, 2005 Report Posted December 2, 2005 im curious ...what usually comes in those little aluminum canisters (seen next to the midibox sid) ..got a couple of them at home ..and have absolutely no idea what they were made for... Quote
raphael Posted December 2, 2005 Report Posted December 2, 2005 im curious ...what usually comes in those little aluminum canisters (seen next to the midibox sid) ..got a couple of them at home ..and have absolutely no idea what they were made for...I have lots of them too. Back in the 60ties and 70ties you could buy photo films in thees capsules. Today they're made out of plasic. Quote
armin Posted December 6, 2005 Report Posted December 6, 2005 I have lots of them too. Back in the 60ties and 70ties you could buy photo films in thees capsules. Today they're made out of plasic.Since I´m a biochemist working in a Lab for some years I collected many of them. They were used to store reagents. In this special case the aluminium canister is used to collect the little tin drops which occure while soldering.To remove them from your project is very helpfull to prevent short circuits which eventually can destroy your project.When this canister is full I will heat it up and pour it into cold water. In German you call this "Bleigießen". Of ourse you can store also other things in it :-) Quote
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