"Not too much news this month as the ongoing 'developments' are still underwraps for now
- I hope to have announcements before the end of the year, but there are still a couple of areas to finalize...
There are, however::::::
- more AudioWeevils
- Workshop Osc Machine Kits + Documentation
- Postcards in yellow
- & some free BugModular mp3s
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Batch #3 of the AudioWeevil08
15 boxes have just been added to
the shopThese are black slope fronted cases with red panel.
(similar to the shown image, but the case is black rather than dark brown)
Priced, as usual, at £190 plus shipping.
(This mailout is being sent later in the day than the last two - those of you in the US hadn't been getting a fair look-in with midday mailouts)
(You're also in a good position as the £ is not feeling so healthy at the moment...)
Please strike quickly if you'd like one...
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After holding a workshop event at the Hokaben Festival recently, I have finally completed the documentation for the Workshop Osc Machine kits.
You can download it
here (1.5meg size) [pdf]
22 pages of info! Covering an introduction to parts, how to solder, kit construction and how the circuit works..
A limited number of kits are now in the shop with a further set later in the week.
Kits contain Printed Circuit Board, ALL parts and B&W printed instructions.
The only tools required to build the kit are: Soldering Iron (plus stand & cleaner) / Solder / Wire Cutters
The kits are priced at £40 plus shipping.
http://www.bugbrand.co.uk/pages/electronics.htm#workshoposcThere's also a Q&A thread now at the
MuffWiggler forum***
On the BugBlog:
http://www.bugbrand.blogspot.com/- the PostcardWeevil is now in yellow
- three BugModular mp3s to download & ..... space out to.....
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More news and another batch of AWeevils in December.
Big thanks!"
"The 4015 contains two independent 4-stage shift registers and require clock and data signals (along with a reset input which may be implemented or not depending on requirements). I wired the data input with a single-pole-double-throw-centre-off switch so that you can input a logic HI, logic LO or external data flow - in the Up position, the input is tied HI, in the mid position the input is pulled low by the pull-down resistor and in the low position the external input is connected. I also made use of small 5-way rotary switches to give a switchable-select-output - but its hard / expensive to get such switches.."
