Turkey Day SHOOTOUT Competition

Started by Govmnt_Lacky, September 15, 2012, 02:31:40 PM

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Perrow

Hey, d'Astro 5555 posts, that's cool, stop posting now, don't mess that up  :P
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deadastronaut

ok i won't.....oh f.... ::)

that many posts is a true testament of how dumb i am......without the sausage/barbara related posts it woul probably be just 24... ;D
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pinkjimiphoton

seems to fit my modus operandi perfectly, lol, being one...  :icon_twisted:
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Btw, that envelope triggered vibrato/tremolo sounds awesome!

defaced

Just paid my fee.  Nothin like waiting till the last day to enter to git r dun. 
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Perrow

I've just started a layout rework, known circuit that could use an alternative layout, but boy, there's 40'ish components, not a lot of space and constraints on the placements of certain things, I've got my work laid out for me.
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oldschoolanalog

Quote from: Perrow on October 19, 2012, 05:32:36 AM
I've just started a layout rework, known circuit that could use an alternative layout, but boy, there's 40'ish components, not a lot of space and constraints on the placements of certain things, I've got my work laid out for me.
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Jdansti

Quote from: Perrow on October 19, 2012, 05:32:36 AM
I've just started a layout rework, known circuit that could use an alternative layout, but boy, there's 40'ish components, not a lot of space and constraints on the placements of certain things, I've got my work laid out for me.

Reading this brought a tear to my eye... :'(






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garcho

Quotenot a lot of space and constraints on the placements of certain things, I've got my work laid out for me.

this ain't the 1590A contest! I hope mine fits in a BB. Hell, I hope I actually build mine in time.   :D

Ordered some F4 on ebay, then noticed the seller was out of town until November. Slow down dumb a$$!   >:(
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Perrow

It's not a 1590A, but choices made puts constraints on where on board components are as well as where I place connections to off board components, I've done some work on it and things start to fall into place :)
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Quote from: Perrow on October 19, 2012, 05:32:36 AM
I've just started a layout rework, known circuit that could use an alternative layout, but boy, there's 40'ish components, not a lot of space and constraints on the placements of certain things, I've got my work laid out for me.

Over the last 10 months or so, I have come to this conclusion:

In order to become good at doing layouts, you must first become a master at doing bad layouts.

I'm still working on the second part  :D


haveyouseenhim

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I'm sorry sir, we only have the regular ohms.

Jdansti

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R.G. Keene: EXPECT there to be errors, and defeat them...

haveyouseenhim

^ He didn't ask what a weekend looks like at John's house  :icon_lol:
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I'm sorry sir, we only have the regular ohms.

Jdansti

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R.G. Keene: EXPECT there to be errors, and defeat them...

garcho

QuoteIn order to become good at doing layouts, you must first become a master at doing bad layouts.

I'm a student of crappy layout-ing. One project I've been working off and on for months. Still, I find it one of the most rewarding elements of DIY electronics. Hope to see lots more layouts in this contest, including my own if I can get 'er done.
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"...and weird on top!"

haveyouseenhim

Quote from: garcho on October 20, 2012, 03:48:00 AM
QuoteIn order to become good at doing layouts, you must first become a master at doing bad layouts.

I'm a student of crappy layout-ing. One project I've been working off and on for months. Still, I find it one of the most rewarding elements of DIY electronics. Hope to see lots more layouts in this contest, including my own if I can get 'er done.

At least one of yours will make it into the contest. ;) I start my final assembly first thing tomorrow.
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I'm sorry sir, we only have the regular ohms.