The Amp Garage

Get rid of the bugs in the house.
No food, the woodpeckers move on.

I've expanded my "Light bulb limiter/transformer testing rig" to include those screw terminals but nothing like this.
Awesome, and worthy of copying!

Been using that blue Soldapullet (is that it?) for a while now.
Works good.
My Rat Shack unit still works after ten years as well.

Clean, and lubricate for best health!

Beer is good.
So good, that I make my own.

Something else to be learned from the founders.

Looks great!

You need Bounce!

See point #6.
http://www.barthworks.com/non%20fiction ... bounce.htm

It may indeed be static buildup.

Dying here...laughing and crying at the same time! I know for a fact that even if repairs/building somehow became my primary income producer...I would learn to hate what was once a hobby of passion. So I'll keep my day job (former machinist now industrial safety), and try to keep the amp stuff as it...

And a 55 gallon drum of Lysol too!

I'm here with you!
Congrats.

I told you once you got going, it isn't as difficult as it seems.
And you'll be hooked!

I like vintage scopes...lots of switches and dials to play with.

I think we now know what's wrong with your ears!

sepulchre wrote:Okay excuse me, it's Robben. My bad.

Yes!
That would be cool!

Who is Robin Ford?



Alex Lifeson for me.

Looks great xtian.
Stay safe!

I was gifted a Tek 466 which just needs some cleaning and bought a Hitachi V-212 for dirt cheap from a local surplus. And, found a 10X CE probe for $3.00 at a thrift shop, brand new! Coupled with another dirt cheap HP multi function generator I'm in business. I was initially overwhelmed but with th...

xtian wrote:I'd appreciate links to videos you like!

This is just one of many, look at his other vids also:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFGm-Pel4Hg

I tend to favor it because it's essentially the same as my Tek, but it applies to all standard analog scopes.