Great to hear Justin.
I agree with Jeff. The last hip I had done, a PT nurse came in the night of the surgery and grabbed my leg and bent it up as far as it would go. Freaked me out at the time, but helped a lot! The more you can move, the better off you are usually (within Dr. parameters).
God are these guys full of it! Who cares what the jitter is at 100MHz, how about at 10Hz? Any decent clock on the planet could probably meet (or beat easily) their spec.
Finally got around to looking at this today. Of course Mr. Scope confirmed Kevin's diagnosis (and cure); it was definitely oscillating. 200 ohms in series with the pot wiper -> amp took care of it.
Funny, it didn't oscillate when I built it and worked on checking dc offset (with board input shorted). Must be the additional inductance/capacitance of the input and pot wiring. I would guess that had I board mounted the pot (this is one of Justin's V2 boards), it would not have done this.
Thanks for the quick help Kevin!
Sorry about the slide out.
I'd take hotter than crap right now vs. what we have (10F this morning with about a 20mph N wind... would have been a sweet day to ride into work )
I'm pretty sure I used a pair of these (though red) on the quad Alps I have, will check tonight. FT cheaper than having a board run done.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/251069334948?lpid=82
You mean these guys? Not sure I understand paying a whole bunch of money for an umbilical. Audio grade connectors? Uhh, yeah
Glad the damage wasn't worse and that you can fix it for him.
I guess an addition will need to be made on the "apology" on the home page:
A word from the Owner and President, Brad Vojtech:
I found this thread interesting (in a piss me off sort of way) over on the paceline:
http://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=139393
References this op ed in the NYT:
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/10/opinion/sunday/is-it-ok-to-kill-cyclists.html?_r=1&
You really bit on one of those? Well, I guess this is Head Case Here's hoping it does deploy if you ever need it; better yet hope that you never need it to.
Good to hear Justin! And I'd agree with Antonio about avoiding sweating on the incisions until at least the stitches are removed. They may want you to keep it dry after that as well.
I think it is Vinnie Rossi (sp?). He started out giving mod advice on audioasylum... oops, that is red wine audio.
Ken Ball founded ALO audio. I think most of us thought he was a douche when we dealt with him for Chicago Can Jam, at least I did. I doubt he does the designs though.