Aug
11
By: flabdablet
Posted by flabdablet
Buy their through-hole plated board and go for it. By the time you've finished it, you'll be able to solder.
Wire the front panel pots before starting any soldering on the PCB. It's easier to redo wonky first-try solder joints on big things like pots than it is on little things like PCB joints.
Once you get to the PCB, solder in the resistors first, then the capacitors, then the transistors, then the IC. This is pretty much the hardest-to-fry to easiest-to-fry order.
Pay special attention to getting the orientation right, on component where that matters (electrolytic capacitors, diodes, transistors and the IC).
And we do demand audio samples. Tags: capacitors, diode, transistor
Wire the front panel pots before starting any soldering on the PCB. It's easier to redo wonky first-try solder joints on big things like pots than it is on little things like PCB joints.
Once you get to the PCB, solder in the resistors first, then the capacitors, then the transistors, then the IC. This is pretty much the hardest-to-fry to easiest-to-fry order.
Pay special attention to getting the orientation right, on component where that matters (electrolytic capacitors, diodes, transistors and the IC).
And we do demand audio samples. Tags: capacitors, diode, transistor
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