for a switching regulator? I ordered some samples from TI, and will probably end up using those.themadhacker wrote:For a 7805 regulator, 8 bucks seems a bit too high. Just get one for cheap from radioshack or TI.
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nevermind1534
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Kyo wrote:"does anyone here know how to fly a plane?"
"STAND BACK EVERYBODY, I HAVE A FAKE ID"
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Oh, I didn't notice it was a switching regulator. never mind my post then.
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ok, so it's not too bad?
Kyo wrote:"does anyone here know how to fly a plane?"
"STAND BACK EVERYBODY, I HAVE A FAKE ID"
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I used a propane torch to desolder the expansion slot and other stuff from another NES board, and it worked great. That one has some capacitors that looked like they had leaked, so I think I am going to get some new solid capacitors for it. Pics next week when I get back home.
Kyo wrote:"does anyone here know how to fly a plane?"
"STAND BACK EVERYBODY, I HAVE A FAKE ID"