Here ya go!
Having troubles with my ISP. So here is the partz. Let me know when you get it and I'll pull the thread.
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Here ya go!
Having troubles with my ISP. So here is the partz. Let me know when you get it and I'll pull the thread.
I have no idea what this is referring to.
Oh goodie! The parts list for my 1982 Kasino guitar amplifier. Thanks Steve! :D
i kind of imagine steve's secret laboratory to be something like this..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQlF-dpU5lw
Not to worry... it will be [REDACTED] soon, anyway.. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by heroic
jk
I think it's ohms Sudoku.
42 ohms.
Swami- is that a new MST3K? I'm a HUGE fan .. pleeze say they're back !!!!! (with the original cast, of course) .. :]
steve-o,
it's from the movie!! ;)
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Originally Posted by steve-o
Awesome. Thx . .
Quoting Swami-Dog, "I kind of imagine Steve's secret laboratory to be something like this."
Thanks for having more faith in me then I do, but my gear is hand picked old crap, and corporate scrap..
At aboout 2:43 in the movie clip, its about right, only I'm far, far messier, and do not set tubes on the floor, that is what chairs and a giant metal teacher's desk, are for.....
I dont rate a sidekick flunky, I have to work alone... I do set gear on the floor, as there are not enough shelves on the planet..
AS for the parts list, gal galvvvv galvvv , PALS, GALS and EEPROMS NA na No No I just can't do it, cannot betray the force, no.... Cannot betray the trust, Cannot let others have the magic smoke injector machine....
My test gear is about ten years newer then the nice black 1940s General Radio and WECO stuff in the pics. I mean not much newer, my fastest scope is 200 Mhz crt based TEK digtal, with broken sweep knobs. I rescued it from a thrift store for 20$. I was going to sell the crt on ebay, and when I got it home I straightened the concentric Tek shafts with a pair of gas pliers and it worked.. Its one of their first digis, , it does not even have a serial port nor roll mode. Probably would go for less then 100$ on Fleabay. I have one nice Phillips 20 Mhz dual trace, made right before they quit making test gear for their own plants.. I got it in 93 or so.
Ok, the frequency counter goes to 18 Ghz, but everything else is kinda ratty, ancient, surplus, and beaten or has OEM interfaces. Nothing is newer then 1990. Most is 1970s or 1870s, I'm not rich...
Bonus points if you know who WECO is. Oh, never mind, I'm Sure there is Google Acyronyms to Go with Google Patents and Google Maps..
LOL,
Steve
but you have an interocitor...
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Originally Posted by mixedgas
hm, the values seem suspiciously suitable for the optical feedback section of the schematic in attachment in this post :) -> http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...58XX-Servo-Amp
Dammit, you just blew his cover! Quick! Wayback machine this thread before it gets redacted! *retardo
If you're into MST3K, check out Cinematic Titanic and Rifftrax.
Mr.Coffee! Where you been ??
Everywhere. Busy as all hell basically.