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FANTASTIC!!! You have really excelled this time tjookum!!! Ha ha! This Lunetta thing is shifting gear now and moving along fast! What a great contribution you have made!
I clicked on the Link-o-rama and saw your avatar with 'General' as the first word in the text in bold, and for a moment I mistook it for your rank! You certainly deserve a promotion! 'General Tjookum'... hmmm... has a good ring to it!
Long live the Lunetta Army!!!
EDIT: Got rid of some of the smileys! They were too distracting....
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Nice!
Don't forget this one - Stan Lunetta's drawings of circuits for his "Moosack Machines"
http://moosack.net/lunettacircuits/
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tjookum
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| Quote: | FANTASTIC!!! 'General Tjookum'... hmmm... has a good ring to it!
Long live the Lunetta Army!!! |
Thanks -minus,  hehehe General Tjookum, I could get used to that.
March on mighty Lunetta army, spread the noise, endulge yourselves in your hunger for ever more wierd noises and feast on your succes.
We will prevail!
| Quote: | | Don't forget this one - Stan Lunetta's drawings of circuits for his "Moosack Machines" |
Thanks for the tip I added it to the list. Anyone tried any of these yet?
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Love the link collection, a painstaking effort as a contribution to our community - thanks!
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Sticky! I MAJORlee (  ) agree! Please Sticky this one!
Tjookum! Thank you greatly for the kind words about The Deathlehem Machine! My TDM 'baby' is just over a year old, but growing wonderfully quickly, considering his limited appeal area. In combination though with the Lunetta area here at EM - the pair are the greatest collective together for the Lunetta world.
Whilst I'm here - anyone wishing to join The Deathlehem Machine - due to the severe amount of security I've had to implement due to SPAM in the past - send me a PM here to let me know that you've applied. That way helps to ensure that you're a real person and not another spambot, trying to infiltrate the place, once again.  |
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good idea, made it a sticky.
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also .. could someone please turn down the thermostat a bit.
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| Thank you greatly Jan! That collection of links will be extremely useful to any beginners / newbies, at the very least! As well as still very handy for those with more experiences. |
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tjookum
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Thanks Jan! I hope it's going to help in making the lunetta forum a little more accesable, it's been a wonderful journey for me.
| Quote: | Tjookum! Thank you greatly for the kind words about The Deathlehem Machine! salut My TDM 'baby' is just over a year old, but growing wonderfully quickly, considering his limited appeal area. In combination though with the Lunetta area here at EM - the pair are the greatest collective together for the Lunetta world. Smile
Whilst I'm here - anyone wishing to join The Deathlehem Machine - due to the severe amount of security I've had to implement due to SPAM in the past - send me a PM here to let me know that you've applied. That way helps to ensure that you're a real person and not another spambot, trying to infiltrate the place, once again. Surprised Smile |
How can one not be greatfull for someone putting so much time, effort and money into running a forum for a very select group of people and giving us a place on the web for our creativity. 
Is there any way to make the deathlehem forum accesable to the public? Like a read only option? There are lots of interesting topics on there wich deserve a link in the link-o-rama.
This is still very much a work in progress, please feel free to contribute. Im especially looking for more links to usefull schematics like oscilators, filters, amps, mixers, etc.
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| tjookum wrote: | Is there any way to make the deathlehem forum accesable to the public? Like a read only option? There are lots of interesting topics on there wich deserve a link in the link-o-rama.
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I wish that I could think of a way. Perhaps if I went through the manual for the Forum, I could find a way but where to find the specific area for it ...
I'll try glancing through the Administration area of commands / settings and see if there's anything relating to it, for allowing guests to READ ONLY. That could be, one way to go with it, without allowing spammers in. Shall see what I can find. |
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General Tjookum! Whilst on a late night Lunetta Military Manoeuvre, I came across this website with some interesting CMOS stuff on it. Thought you may want to transfer it to the Link-o-rama. It has breadboard info there too. Have a look and see what you think....Transmitting coordinates now:
http://www.doctronics.co.uk/beastie_zone.htm
EDIT: Just had another look... shame not all of the CMOS family are explained in detail with examples. Still good stuff with the IC's that are. |
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tjookum
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| Quote: | General Tjookum! Whilst on a late night Lunetta Military Manoeuvre, I came across this website with some interesting CMOS stuff on it. Thought you may want to transfer it to the Link-o-rama. It has breadboard info there too. Have a look and see what you think....Transmitting coordinates now:
http://www.doctronics.co.uk/beastie_zone.htm |
Thanks, great link. I added it.
Also added a lot of new links, mostly schematics from older threads. There is some really cool stuff in there!
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Everyone should download this right now. |
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I found this ftp site hosting a large number of datasheets which spans most cmos chips and beyond. Some one should archive it and make it available to the community before it disappears!
ftp://115.156.218.112/IC_Datasheet/Basic%20Logic/
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