Recent content by mlucitt

And the ones we use are silver plated, I never knew that.

Darn it, I said some pretty profound things.

This is what I am talking about. I believe these are all the same P/N from Mouser - Keystone #5014.

If they have any Phase Linear, Carver, Acurus, Sennheiser, Oppo, or other USA audio products in the back room, list them here!

I wonder about the "Bar" marking on the left of the chip as opposed to the "Dot" adjacent to Pin 1. All the Ti and BB chip I have (Mouser and Digikey) have the dot.

From the look of those power cords, those must be 10,000 Watt mono block amps. Well, maybe 100 Watt mono blocks.

You could have sent it to me in Jacksonville and then I would have driven to Miami, slowly. And still beat that timeline...

The fake parts are typically lower quality, lower cost parts that have the same pinout and operational characteristics. They use slave labor to wipe the original P/Ns from the components and restamp them with semi-official looking corporate logos and top quality P/Ns. Don't ask me how I know this...

Diesel or kerosene will wok if you don't have boiling water handy...

Everything is getting smaller... Pretty soon you will need a microscope to work on electronics. By then, most of us will be gone.

She was from California and graduated from Stanford University. So, no.

Your story is so very similar to others, like me, on this Forum. Go Navy!

We have a Doctor in the house! I completed all the requirements for a PhD in Organizational Management, but the Thesis faculty member did not like my draft thesis (A Contrast and Comparative Analysis of Policy and Manpower Management Across Fifty Recreational Marinas Along the Western Coast of...

Here is a picture of the PL20 control Board. Here is a picture of the PL20A control board. Minor layout differences and a few more capacitors on the PL20A.

Perry, I like how you wrapped the wires around the center posts of the RCA Jacks. It makes for better alignment than stuffing the wire inside the center post.