Sorry, another beginner question.
My "key" for understanding resistor values doesn't tell me what a gold band as the third band equals. There's nothing to tell me how many zero's gold should be!
I've just looked at the package inclusions, and I seem to be missing some.. and my powers of deduction tells me that the third gold band probably means putting a decimal point between the first two values... so red-red-gold-gold would be a 2.2ohm resistor with a 5% tolerance.... I think.
Confirmation? Correction?
Dave.
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Hi Dave
You got it!
Gold can mean a 5% tolerance OR a multiplier of 0.1, depending on whether it is the last, or second last, band respectively.
For the full table, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_color_code
You got it!
Gold can mean a 5% tolerance OR a multiplier of 0.1, depending on whether it is the last, or second last, band respectively.
For the full table, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_color_code
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thanks Chris. I should have googled! :)
Second pedal coming together... bass fuzz this time - and making my first PCB.
Dave
Second pedal coming together... bass fuzz this time - and making my first PCB.
Dave
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Gday dave...
you seem to be into pedals...
have you checked out Monte Allums pedal mods?
ive never heard em,but for around 20 US you can make shitty boss pedals good/more hi fi
http://www.monteallums.com/Product_links.html
you seem to be into pedals...
have you checked out Monte Allums pedal mods?
ive never heard em,but for around 20 US you can make shitty boss pedals good/more hi fi
http://www.monteallums.com/Product_links.html
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Awesome... I'm really looking at pedals simply because they're so straight-forward and seem to me to be a good learning tool. I can try a few different things out, hear the results, and not have to delve into complex circuitry to change things.. that is a great site, and I'm sure I'll be adding one or two of those kits to my collection of modified pedals.
Dave.
Dave.
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imagine all that work destroyed by one drunk punters spilled beer... I don't think I'd EVER have that on stage with me... but man, that IS a pedal!!!
Dave
Dave
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pedal!
somewhere..in the dark recesses of this universe....during my cold and lonely nights of telepathy...someone received one my attempted transmissions....and shazzaaam that pedal was invented....ive seriously been saying to myself...someone has to build like a "moog of guitar pedals" kinda pedals...
WOW
i sooooo gotta get me one of those babies!!
WOW
i sooooo gotta get me one of those babies!!
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