Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

[Feynman]

@all

So here are those LTC6904 chips we managed to solder onto the adapter boards. You will need a very fine tip iron if you decide to replicate this.  We used after-hours lab equipment.  I can also mail you chips if you are willing to pay material costs.  These are 1khz - 67Mhz programmable oscillators, controlled over industry-standard I2C bus.  You can control them with an Atmel microcontroller, PIC, or dsPIC.   I think they will be useful for resonance scanning, pulse charging, etc.

[zerotensor]

@all
So here are those LTC6904 chips we managed to solder onto the adapter boards. You will need a very fine tip iron if you decide to replicate this.  We used after-hours lab equipment.  I can also mail you chips if you are willing to pay material costs.  These are 1khz - 87Mhz programmable oscillators, controlled over industry-standard I2C bus.  You can control them with an Atmel microcontroller, PIC, or dsPIC.   I think they will be useful for resonance scanning, pulse charging, etc.

*druel... 

I've soldered way too many boards with features much smaller than that using big, fat, crusty old radioshack tips (usb memory sticks, mp3 players, etc.).  *sighs*  Maybe someday I'll quit doing things the hard way...

[Feynman]

That's pretty amazing!

I can't   hit anything with my $10 iron in my home lab. It's got about eight layers of solder-crust on it. I guess I should practice some more!

[rensseak]

@all

Some cool info on the music of the spheres and phi figured a good a short read for all.  http://home22.inet.tele.dk/hightower/spheres.htm

                                                 and some brogrolie wave refrences here http://home22.inet.tele.dk/hightower/octave3.htm
                                 Joe

http://www.keplerstern.com/Introduction/introduction.html

[innovation_station]

@ i_s

That is an audio capacitor used for smoothing and increased power draw with large sub systems, usually around 12 volts 1 farad.

@ sparks

The first photo shown is a diagram from Walter Russels work, and is quite profound of a drawing actually. The second photo was taken off of the JNL labs website. (as I brilliantly deduced from the caption, lol)

@armma

yep it works good too ...the audio cap       also i have seen some verry intresting things with just that cap alone  done just the correct way....

in fact almost any cap.... 

play around to see what i speek of ...

ist