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Is this of use to anybody? It's been kicking around since I re-homed my FatMan into a keyboard enclosure, and it seems a shame to chuck it in the bin. It's the later black version of the 2U rack panel ...

Really cool! I did something very similar a couple of years ago - added a 25 key keyboard, sub-oscillator, pulse wave and envelope generator. I did all of the keyboard stuff with microcontrollers tho ...

Thanks for the comment.

I didn't need to infill the plastic, as acrylic tends to go white when its laser engraved - showing up very nicely against the black background.

Finally got around to finishing my PAiA Fatman Very Happy

I cheated and bought a pre-built one from eBay for about £100 - would have cost me nearly double that to import the kit from the US though. Final ...

I can't wait for something to come of this, I've got the shell of a broken old ZX Spectrum that would be the perfect enclosure for this project.

Well, the actual circuit on veroboard is a bit chaotic, plus it's all attached to connectors and switches. However, I can confirm that it is faithful to the following plan :

Alas, the XG reset did not work. This was the case for both boards. I did notice that most of the chips did get alarmingly hot, even though the board was running on my desk with no casing. I'm contemp ...

I've been trying with keyboard and computer, however I'll have a go with the XG Gold demo reset function.

Harry

Thank's for the reply.

These voltages were taken with the board connected and powered up. The boards certainly did get hot. For the reset, I'm using the switch and capacitor as suggested in the ori ...

To start with, hello everybody - this is my first post.

I've been following this project for quite a while now, but only recently have I decided to actually build it. I followed Thomas Henry's sche ...

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Topic: Free: PAiA FatMan rack panel
harrymatic Replies: 0 Views: 3172	Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2015 9:13 am Subject: Free: PAiA FatMan rack panel Forum: Wanted, For Sale, Opportunities and Requests » Parts and Components
harrymatic Replies: 0 Views: 3172	Is this of use to anybody? It's been kicking around since I re-homed my FatMan into a keyboard enclosure, and it seems a shame to chuck it in the bin. It's the later black version of the 2U rack panel ...
Topic: Monotron 2 Octave keyboard project
harrymatic Replies: 4 Views: 11091	Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2015 11:45 am Subject: Monotron 2 Octave keyboard project Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Circuit Bending
harrymatic Replies: 4 Views: 11091	Really cool! I did something very similar a couple of years ago - added a 25 key keyboard, sub-oscillator, pulse wave and envelope generator. I did all of the keyboard stuff with microcontrollers tho ...
Topic: 2014 Build Pictures
harrymatic Replies: 155 Views: 134470	Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2014 12:51 am Subject: 2014 Build Pictures Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
harrymatic Replies: 155 Views: 134470	Thanks for the comment. I didn't need to infill the plastic, as acrylic tends to go white when its laser engraved - showing up very nicely against the black background.
Topic: 2014 Build Pictures
harrymatic Replies: 155 Views: 134470	Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2014 12:19 pm Subject: 2014 Build Pictures Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
harrymatic Replies: 155 Views: 134470	Finally got around to finishing my PAiA Fatman I cheated and bought a pre-built one from eBay for about £100 - would have cost me nearly double that to import the kit from the US though. Final ...
Topic: The AY-Voice
harrymatic Replies: 43 Views: 71071	Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2011 8:54 am Subject: The AY-Voice Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Thomas Henry designs
harrymatic Replies: 43 Views: 71071	I can't wait for something to come of this, I've got the shell of a broken old ZX Spectrum that would be the perfect enclosure for this project.
Topic: The GM Voice
harrymatic Replies: 304 Views: 578277	Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2011 8:30 am Subject: The GM Voice Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Thomas Henry designs
harrymatic Replies: 304 Views: 578277	Well, the actual circuit on veroboard is a bit chaotic, plus it's all attached to connectors and switches. However, I can confirm that it is faithful to the following plan :
Topic: The GM Voice
harrymatic Replies: 304 Views: 578277	Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2011 11:23 am Subject: The GM Voice Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Thomas Henry designs
harrymatic Replies: 304 Views: 578277	Alas, the XG reset did not work. This was the case for both boards. I did notice that most of the chips did get alarmingly hot, even though the board was running on my desk with no casing. I'm contemp ...
Topic: The GM Voice
harrymatic Replies: 304 Views: 578277	Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2011 10:32 am Subject: The GM Voice Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Thomas Henry designs
harrymatic Replies: 304 Views: 578277	I've been trying with keyboard and computer, however I'll have a go with the XG Gold demo reset function. Harry
Topic: The GM Voice
harrymatic Replies: 304 Views: 578277	Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2011 12:16 am Subject: The GM Voice Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Thomas Henry designs
harrymatic Replies: 304 Views: 578277	Thank's for the reply. These voltages were taken with the board connected and powered up. The boards certainly did get hot. For the reset, I'm using the switch and capacitor as suggested in the ori ...
Topic: The GM Voice
harrymatic Replies: 304 Views: 578277	Posted: Tue May 31, 2011 6:06 am Subject: The GM Voice Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Thomas Henry designs
harrymatic Replies: 304 Views: 578277	To start with, hello everybody - this is my first post. I've been following this project for quite a while now, but only recently have I decided to actually build it. I followed Thomas Henry's sche ...