here's one that every one of us can use! this is "The Testing Rig" by jkokura. this critter's awesome! the build was easy, and it works like a charm. if you don't have this one, you really need to grab one up. you'll be glad you did! you can read about it here. http://jmkpcbs.com/product/testing-rig/
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Brilliant. I love your execution. Totally an awesome way to build it. Thanks for the kudos Layton!
Jacob
Quote from: jkokura on May 18, 2014, 07:08:04 PM
Brilliant. I love your execution. Totally an awesome way to build it. Thanks for the kudos Layton!
Jacob
thanks, Jacob! the enclosure came from radio shack. I bought it when I was first getting into building. I discovered that it was entirely too large for most everything, and plastic wasn't the way to go. but it was perfect for this. it was a joy to build, and handy as all get out!
it also took the place of all this, which is by the way, for sale.
UPDATE! SOLD!!
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Sweet! I dig the mounting post battery tie down and I think face mounting the jacks is a great idea.
Quote from: Leevibe on May 18, 2014, 08:43:18 PM
Sweet! I dig the mounting post battery tie down and I think face mounting the jacks is a great idea.
thanks! yeah, face mounting the jacks takes up less workspace area, no matter if you use straight or 90 degree 1/4" jacks.
I ordered one a couple weeks ago and am super pumped to get it going. I found some extra din connectors at work and was gonna borrow selfdestroyers idea and use them for the breakout points like he did. I have a couple projects that are just dying to be debugged!
Man! i'm lovein' this critter! absolutely outstanding!!! :{D
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That's pretty sweet. Didn't know there was such a pcb. My luck, I'd build it and need a working one to troubleshoot the troubleshooter. ;)
Quote from: wgc on May 22, 2014, 03:33:59 AM
That's pretty sweet. Didn't know there was such a pcb. My luck, I'd build it and need a working one to troubleshoot the troubleshooter. ;)
LOL! never thought of that! fortunately, I had a tester to test the tester, so I was in good shape! actually, it's an easy build, despite it's fairly large size. check it out! you'll be glad you did!