That is the exact part actually.
Thank you for the information!
Your pictures are very helpful, now it seems like it is even easier then I thought.
In your top down picture is the part at the bottom mounted in the wood something like this?
https://www.parts-express.com/2.5mm-Metal-Panel-Mount ...
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- Thu May 13, 2021 9:34 pm
- Forum: Hardware & Teledildonics
- Topic: Low-cost (~$40-60) DIY Stereo E-stim for Audio Input (based on TroniC's MidiStim)
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- Thu May 13, 2021 8:40 pm
- Forum: Hardware & Teledildonics
- Topic: Low-cost (~$40-60) DIY Stereo E-stim for Audio Input (based on TroniC's MidiStim)
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Re: Low-cost (~$60) DIY Stereo E-stim for Audio Input (based on TroniC's MidiStim)
So a few answers based on completing mine (ok completed is a bit of an overstatement, it works fine but it is currently mounted on pieces of scrap wood until I decide what I want to add before figuring out a final box for it.)
1. On the resistors I soldered wires to both ends just to simplify my ...
1. On the resistors I soldered wires to both ends just to simplify my ...
- Sat Mar 06, 2021 5:16 pm
- Forum: Hardware & Teledildonics
- Topic: Low-cost (~$40-60) DIY Stereo E-stim for Audio Input (based on TroniC's MidiStim)
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Re: Low-cost (~$40-60) DIY Stereo E-stim for Audio Input (based on TroniC's MidiStim)
Regarding the switch: 2 of those will work the way you show as they have the capability needed BUT ...... I use a single DPDT switch of similar specifications. With 2 switches you will not be able to abort as quickly as with a single switch.
With the DPDT switch you will turn it on after turning ...
- Fri Mar 05, 2021 9:57 pm
- Forum: Hardware & Teledildonics
- Topic: Low-cost (~$40-60) DIY Stereo E-stim for Audio Input (based on TroniC's MidiStim)
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Re: Low-cost (~$40-60) DIY Stereo E-stim for Audio Input (based on TroniC's MidiStim)
To satisfy my own curiosity I purchased the exact BOM from Parts Express above to test out.
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I found that the volume control has an off/on switch. The amp does not pop or produce any spike when turned on but makes a fairly pronounced one when turned off. It is not suppressed.
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I think ...
