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#1
General Questions / Re: Faultline bill of materials
December 02, 2010, 06:49:02 AM
Good to know that I can use film instead of box caps.
I knew it's too early to give up.
Thanks!! :)
#2
General Questions / Re: Faultline bill of materials
November 27, 2010, 03:42:12 PM
Unfortunately, box cap's are not available locally. I might go for the Uproar project, not unless it has box caps in it. Thanks for the information anyway. :)
#3
General Questions / Re: Faultline bill of materials
October 31, 2010, 06:04:17 AM
@Mike: Thanks for this information! And the wiring colors look cool! By the way, how did you know which is which(details)? Did you just know it by looking at the PDF project file or by trial and error?
@Haberdasher: Okay thanks, so I have to very very careful then. lol.

Thanks guys. I will take note of the information that you gave me. Hopefully, when I go to the store they wont ask me the questions again because I now have the details. ;D

This got me very excited. My next step would be to study how to etch presensitized pcb. =))

Thanks and have a nice day!
James
#4
General Questions / Faultline bill of materials
October 30, 2010, 06:16:50 PM
Hi everyone,

I am actually new here and to the world of electronics. (in other words, noob)  :)
I choose Faultline to be my first project and I have some questions regarding the bill of materials.

Yesterday I was in the electronic parts shop to buy the materials needed for the project. I presented them the list which in the faultline project file. They asked me some questions which I don't know how to answer (since I'm an electronics noob). They were talking about terms which I don't understand, at least for now. As far as I remember, they were asking me about what are the wattage, is it mylar, is it film, what are the sizes, etc...

So my question is, is there anyone here who successfully built the project have or is there someone who know of the details regarding which materials to use?

Any form of help would be very much appreciated.

Thanks!
James