Crimping myself.The wire struck me as a bit stiff also, but I'd personally prefer that for something that should be living on the PCB and shouldn't be moving.
are you crimping this yourself or are you buying pre-crimped leads?
My complaint about the wire stiffness is quite minor. And it is a non-issue once it is installed.The wire I use is high temp rated and abrasion resistant. I prefer it over cheap wire and like that it is a little stiff and will hold its shape. Unfortunately 22 gauge is the highest from this particular company. I'm open to other options if people have some good wire recommendations.
It doesn’t help he doesn’t provide instructions for those cases. I literally stared at the STV case for 30 minutes trying to make sense of it.lol yep, got that sorted now thanks!
I need to order some parts to test a slightly modified attenuation circuit (referencing https://electronics.stackexchange.com/a/12205 for a balanced to unbalanced circuit). I'm compiling that info now. Some component positions also need to be shifted slightly to avoid possible collision with parts on the F3, a few millimeters to account in the slight variances between F3 boards.So how are we looking for this?
Ok Sounds like it is in the polishing stages thoughI need to order some parts to test a slightly modified attenuation circuit (referencing https://electronics.stackexchange.com/a/12205 for a balanced to unbalanced circuit). I'm compiling that info now. Some component positions also need to be shifted slightly to avoid possible collision with parts on the F3, a few millimeters to account in the slight variances between F3 boards.So how are we looking for this?