You didn't included the cost of shipping and handling. That brings the price of the BSS123 up to $25.06. :)
You didn't included the cost of shipping and handling. That brings the price of the BSS123 up to $25.06. :)
-- -- kensmith@rahul.net forging knowledge
Hi Ken,
Alternatively you could visit the next ham radio operator and trade a nice bottle of Sierra Nevada Pale Ale for a couple 2N7002. They always have these but they are only good for 60V. Considering that a six-pack runs about $6 you would at least break even on this design :-)
Regards, Joerg
I'll trade for a Sam Adams.
-- Thanks, - Win (email: use hill_at_rowland-dotties-org for now)
Thanks - that looks fun - I'l have ago with it...
Mike
Hi Mike. One watt, huh...; If you are somewhat elastic in your specifications, after exposing the film; canibalize a disposable camera and use the circuit in it(or a few in parallel). -Batteries included- Done. Miguel
Let me know if it does anything. Looks like compensation components R18 and C2 aren't needed.
DNA
Right- it should oscillate just fine without them....
and
Strange, spice says it works. But then we don't always believe in spice. Have you seen the circuit?
DNA
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