all trannies are 2n5457
all ic's are tl072
trim is 100k
trajectory pot is 1MB
Velocity pot is 250kA
electros from left are 100uF, 10uF, 1uF, 10uF, and 10uF
i would get better pictures of the screening so we can get schem numbers, but my camera can't so much closer than this. we all together should be able to RE it, as everything except the SMD caps is labeled on the board. I'll try to work on it some, but i could use help. This thing is amazing sounding!
seniorLoco wrote:This is the new SMT version with those badd ass electro caps
yes, but easily doable in basically the same size with regular components. and the sound totally makes it worth it if you did have to up the size a bit. what is wrong with the electros?
possibly a modified version of a phase 45/90/100 for the phasing. i'm building a similar 8 stage phaser right now so my head is swimming with those resistor numbers...
6 stages here, though.
How is the battery holder attached to the box? I've been wondering how it is people glue those in place without them coming loose. It just seems to me that the constant flexing of the clip would break the bond. Alot of people seem to do it okay, so I'm just wondering how.
soulsonic wrote:How is the battery holder attached to the box? I've been wondering how it is people glue those in place without them coming loose. It just seems to me that the constant flexing of the clip would break the bond. Alot of people seem to do it okay, so I'm just wondering how.
I was thinking the same thing when i saw the guts
probably is just electro-soldered.
soulsonic wrote:How is the battery holder attached to the box? I've been wondering how it is people glue those in place without them coming loose. It just seems to me that the constant flexing of the clip would break the bond. Alot of people seem to do it okay, so I'm just wondering how.
If you insert the battery into the clip and epoxy it down the clip is at it's widest flex point when the expoxy hardens. Take a loose clip, place battery in it and what what happens to the bottom side. As the battery is placed in it arches up slightly. If you've already got the arch going and the epoxy can form to it while hardening then there's less stress on that bond. Alternately you can just spread the clip open with your fingers before applying the epoxy.
I started working on writing out how it is layed out, but got bored pretty quick, here is what I have. Excuse the messiness, but it should give some people the basic idea of how to start it off.
Hmmm mine does. On mine I go to the setting for resistors and then press select till I get nF, and I can measure caps. I'm not sure if they all have them, but I don't see why not because the probes are plugged into the same places as you would test for resistors. Which DMM do you have?
Completed builds: rebote 2.5; supreaux; odie; heartthrob tremolo; ross phaser; dr. boogey; thor; baja black toast; slow gear attack, rebote, tri-vibe, small clone, little angel, magnus modulus, echo base, hex fuzz, big muff, 22/7.
, so could someone else take a look? You might just need to multimeter test them though.
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