You can laugh, but I think I still have a couple of earrings I made (and wore!) from a resistor and a voltage regulator! I'll have to dig them out. Not out of my ears, BTW.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
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Yup, still got them, and the magic mushroom one. :D
http://i1134.photobucket.com/albums/...pshlkjsvuk.jpg
Lol... It's all like a big cake recipe, innit? :eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by awkwardbydesign
Just don't add too much sugar! ;)
Marco.
Sorry to disrupt the drift ;) but there is some interesting info on low capacitance cables here if interested
greets
ru
http://www.bluejeanscable.com/store/...sign-notes.htm
http://www.belden.com/blog/broadcast...dio_301156.cfm
The info contained in the second link from Belden is interesting, and amongst my reasons for wanting to try the 1800F :)
Marco.
yes it is... ant BTW I have just realized that I have some Klotz MY206 lying around which has 60 pF per meter. So, I'm going to make me some cables with it...Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Cool. Let us know how you get on. Btw, on your avatar, you should use 'fried' (gas mark 4), rather than 'fied', as it's rather more apt! :eyebrows:
Marco.
:lolsign: a Dunny is a shit house isn't it ?
Anyways, will do as I am currently using SSP or something cables which are very good... so it will be interesting to check the MY206's out..
greets
ru
This Sommer cable, from Germany, also looks interesting: http://www.tube-town.net/ttstore/Cab...muv6greiqhqp21
Again, very low-capacitance.
Marco.
looks good ! the Belden 2221 still seems to be lower at around 42pF/m but I cant find a place to buy it.. :scratch:
just found this, so you can rest assured about your purchase of the 1800F
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The largest tradeoff between performance and ease of soldering is with digital mic cables, such as 1800F or 2221. The insulation on the two wires is foamed polyethylene. Heating that up even slightly allows the bubbles of nitrogen in the foam to pop, and the insulation will disappear before your eyes. But the performance is fantastic. The capacitance of these cables is a very low 13 pF/foot or 43 pF/meter. That is about the lowest you can go. So how do you go about soldering the un-solderable?
Lol... It won't be me soldering it! Brian has da skillz - hopefully! :eek:
Marco.