telecaster911

Hey man, a long time ago I did a group fuzz pedal build here on this forum, still use it! I was wondering what the details of that were, I know you CNC'd the board, but anything else recall would be great, a friend wants one but I am not sure what circuit we used? I'd like to help him find a similar one.

Thanks,

Ron

Hi Mark, I'm afraid your PM box is full up. I'd like to PM you, so please clear a little space if possible. Thanks much!

Regarding the Tshirt; I could use an XL.
My address is:
Bruce Valley
7194 W. Crystal Rd.
Glendale, Az 85308

Please let me know the total, i don't want you to have to eat the shipping.
Bruce

Don't worry about it Jim...no harm, no foul. I have people at work do that to me all day long and it's been a rough 3 weeks with folks that are trying to climb the ladder by spouting off what they know. It makes me a little edgy I really don't want the forum guys to get mixed information and second guess themselves. These boards are going to be really easy to solder, heavy handed or not.

Hey Mark, just thought I'd drop you a note off the board. I hope I didn't step on your toes with my soldering suggestion. If I did, I appologize. I made that suggestion based on stuff that I've seen being RMA'd from a few of our own customers. Thing is, the stuff they seem to send back all the time is product that has been soldered with a heavy handed approach, whether it be by hand or even wave soldering.

As for your issues with lead free... I can only assume you sell product in the European market that needs to be ROHS compliant. I don't know if it will be of help, but some of our customers get around that by using full nickel & gold plating....although pricier it eliminates solder completely.

multi layer stuff in small handheld sampling instruments. We seem to have been having problems since having to go lead free in our instruments. Things just aren't the same, but I'm not an electronics guy. Here's the website for where I work so you can see some of the pumps, battery chargers, and things. www.skcinc.com Some of it is resale, like the noise dosimeters and laser particle counters. I'll pass the contact information along from your website to our purchasing person.

Thanks Jim and take good care

Mark McFeely

Here you go: http://www.imipcb.com/

We are basically a bare board shop, but we have connections to companies who can populate most designs and do turnkey stuff. I do the fabrication. No bullshit, there isn't anyone working with me who hasn't been in the circuit board biz for at least 15 years. I just went over 20 yrs last August. What kind of boards do you need?

Jim Suslowicz