Recent content by Sunnbobb

PS. there was a slight upgrade to my humble workbench as well...

He used most of it. Held several patents in voice recognition and a consultant to Hughes. This isn't even the half of it. My storage is crammed to the gills with transistors, wire, thermistors, test probes, terminal strips and on and on. I mean like 5000 count strip rolls of the stuff. 3000 1/4...

No way! I had lunch there with a good buddy of mine from down there several years back. His name is Joe Herrick, he was the director of the local economic development council down there for years. The Frosty rules!

A couple months ago I purchased the estate of a well established EE. He specialized in microwave and audio. I just finished inventory of the big gear, and am getting ready to move it. I thought some folks here might like a shot at it before I take it into the market. Here is a list of all the...

Union Drywall Finisher in Seattle high-rises until I finished my BS in Landscape Architecture. 20 years as an Urban Planner 5 years as Regulatory and Safety Engineer for A hazardous waste management company 13 years as owner of a Construction Company specializing in greenhouses. Sold company...

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THe 4th cap is mounted on the inside of the side wall. The aluminum front plate has an insulation layer applied to it. You may be on to something there. The unit is in near mint condition, perhaps it was used as a disco unit.. lol

I have a Chan's Audio AD 1865R R2R w/JM5532 opamps to sometime swap into my system for comparison. I'll be curious...

I will post some photos when i get it opened up.

LOL, I thought you were talking about the person who built this being on the forum. But, that is some great information boss. Looks like I have some spares for my 76 jaguar.. hahaha

Not sure the issue.?

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Blows my mind all the goodies and how well they were installed. I was hoping it might have been built by someone around here. And the use of those transisters... first time I have every seen them, perhaps a new alternative for the tired old PL's and and alternative to the MJ 96's?

I picked up a PL400 that looked pretty mint. I noticed the outputs had been changed to banana plug compatible jacks, and assumed there had been some work done to the unit. When I finally got to inspect it closely, i was kinda amazed. I've built around 10 of these so far, and every one had some...

i got them from ebay seller adeleparts2010