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MEP EP#251: Loopholes or EquivalentParker
Wiring Harness update
Wire Jacket Temperature rating
Wire strandedness or number of strands
Labeling Requirements?
Treatment to pigtail end
RoHs?
The Untold Story Of The Bug That Almost Sank The Dreamcast's North American Launch
Audio IC hardware layout problem
Floating input pin causing the IC to flip into MIDI mode and crash the software
BL6: The Coolest* Console Ever
Video game console that is supposed to look like a 6 pack of beer
Has two chilled spots that actively cool the beverages
Six built in games like: Tekken7, SOUL CALIBUR VI and R.B.I Baseball 20
Ben Jordan of Autodesk will be a guest on the podcast
Product manager and is responsible for the EAGLE product
Get your Eagle questions in early!
Stephen
Adventures in Rpi 4
Did not get ERPnext running on the pi but I did dump about 10 to 15 hours into playing with the pi
Need to do something with it
ERPnext is pretty cool
Check it out if you have the need to control a whole business
Revisioning….
Repairs
Roland TR-606 drum matrix
Super impressive through hole stackup
Compact Battery powered
Everything triggers together
Some kind of bus issue
Schematic
Korg Poly Six
Just doing some cleanup and recal
Last page - random writing and some phone numbers - love it
Show Notes
MEP EP#251: Loopholes or Equivalent
Parker
- Wiring Harness update
- Wire Jacket Temperature rating
- Wire strandedness or number of strands
- Labeling Requirements?
- Treatment to pigtail end
- RoHs?
- The Untold Story Of The Bug That Almost Sank The Dreamcast's North American Launch
- Audio IC hardware layout problem
- Floating input pin causing the IC to flip into MIDI mode and crash the software
- BL6: The Coolest* Console Ever
- Video game console that is supposed to look like a 6 pack of beer
- Has two chilled spots that actively cool the beverages
- Six built in games like: Tekken7, SOUL CALIBUR VI and R.B.I Baseball 20
- Ben Jordan of Autodesk will be a guest on the podcast
- Product manager and is responsible for the EAGLE product
- Get your Eagle questions in early!
Stephen
- Adventures in Rpi 4
- Did not get ERPnext running on the pi but I did dump about 10 to 15 hours into playing with the pi
- Need to do something with it
- ERPnext is pretty cool
- Check it out if you have the need to control a whole business
- Revisioning….
- Repairs
- Roland TR-606 drum matrix
- Super impressive through hole stackup
- Compact Battery powered
- Everything triggers together
- Some kind of bus issue
- Schematic
- Korg Poly Six
- Just doing some cleanup and recal
- Last page - random writing and some phone numbers - love it
- Roland TR-606 drum matrix
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