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Corto Maltese - Poetto
4/08/'16
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Through the help of the people of NASA. It was not easy in which to get a Ford XLT Ranger 2001 to go about at a breaking speed of Mach 6 or 7 past the speed of sound and to penetrate and to break through the atmosphere of the earth into open space. But we got the job done, and the Fuzz sent down this signal (note inside of photo) to the master relay processing stations in Nasa down in Florida where the scientists had anxiously awaited a reply from the Fuzz.
A shot of the component side of my Octave Fuzz from BYOC.
I'm not getting any output, so I'm hoping some helpful members of the BYOC forum can help me troubleshoot.
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The birth of the Fool Audio Research, 'Infinite Fuzz' pedal.
Well, that was a little more random than expected.
As you can see, output clustered in the middle for the most part. There were a couple of really low-gain ones...I think there were two that measured 37 and one that measured 34.
There were only two over 100. One was 108 and the other...and I kid you not on this, was 222. I don't even know what to do with that one. I measured it twice, assuming the leads were touching or something and I was getting a false read.
Typically people try to get 70-100 for the first transistor and 90 to 130 for the second. There are obviously going to be a very small number of pedals I can build following that guideline. It seems nutty to get four pedals out of 40 transistors.
Obviously I've already thought about cool things to do with the, "leftover" transistors. Lotta circuits that use lower gain transistors. Sometimes using three of them instead of two.
I've also been thinking of trying a couple of hybrid Fuzz Face designs using a germanium AC128 with a silicon 2N3903. I wonder if that would yield the pleasant germanium tone with the attack of the silicon pedals. Worth trying out, since I have some transistors sitting around to use.
Jeffrey and I went up Waimea Canyon to Koke'e State Park. This picture was taken at the Pu'u o Kila Lookout, elevation 4176ft. I found this flower quite beautiful, really loved the fine fuzz.
Motorcycle cops in a parade in downtown Seattle.
More on my trip to Seattle is on The Prudent Cyclist
Portugal
Day9
Evora: We meet Zevora and visit the aquaduct near our BB, Vintage Car musuem.
Then head to Lagos, Algarve. Meet up with cousins and have dinner at a Karaoke place near our hotel
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