The box is coming together, and it is much sturdier than I thought. The front is in 3 mm hard aluminium and the back is 2mm and a bit softer. It is only the lid that is 1mm.
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The box is coming together, and it is much sturdier than I thought. The front is in 3 mm hard aluminium and the back is 2mm and a bit softer. It is only the lid that is 1mm.
Knight of the Solder Iron
Waauw Mrten, that looks really great!
------For first power-up testing don't have the large power supply caps installed yet!!!------
Knight of the Solder Iron
Hey this forum doesn't support the Swedish "o"!
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Swedish forum without swedish åäö? I guess I know why I use a nick :-)
Knight of the Solder Iron
Hey how did you do that?!
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Knight of the Solder Iron
It's called extended ASCII.quote:Originally posted by V-bro
Hey how did you do that?!
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Hold down the ALT button and type the one of the following numbers on your numeric keypad:
http://www.cdrummond.qc.ca/cegep/inf...iles/ascii.htm
OHM symbol is ALT + 234 #937;
ALT 1 - 16 #9786;#9787;#9829;#9830;#9827;#9824;#9688;#9675;#9 689;#9794;#9792;#9834;#9835;#9788;#9658;
ALT 128-142
For first time power up:
Always clean PCB with ISO before applying power & use of a current limiting resistor highly recommended.
quote:Its easy to ask questions but please try to be constructive
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http://www.ascii.cl/htmlcodes.htmquote:Originally posted by V-bro
Hey how did you do that?!
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I used html character codes. å = å
Knight of the Solder Iron
Maybe it doesn't work because I'm using a laptop....?
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Knight of the Solder Iron
Your laptop is innocent - this is pure Internet black magic.
Knight of the Solder Iron
quote:Originally posted by V-bro
Maybe it doesn't work because I'm using a laptop....?
------For first power-up testing don't have the large power supply caps installed yet!!!------
Hold down the ALT button and type the one of the following numbers on your numeric keypad:
(most Laptops don't have a numeric keypad - you must use a real keyboard)
***For first time power up:
Always clean PCB with ISO before applying power & use of a current limiting resistor highly recommended***
quote:Its easy to ask questions but please try to be constructive
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