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Cptn. Foo Foo · 05-13-2004, 04:55 PM

I looked into making one of these kits a while back but I couldn't find the Maxim IC chip anywhere. Also, the process of calibration seemed rather vague after reading over the various web pages. However, if the guys here in this forum will be getting some of these kits too then I am sure the process will be clearly explained

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I am really interested in this. I would be willing to buy 2 unsoldered kits - one for me and one for a friend.

I voted for the unsoldered kit...but I can only vote once...not twice. Just something to remember if you are thinking the vote total equals how many kits are wanted.

One suggestion MMZ_TimeLord. What about mounting holes in the PCB? Sure we can always drill our own but if you are getting the PCB's made then you could just add one (or multiple - in the corners maybe) mounting holes in somewhere. Just a thought.

05-13-2004, 04:55 PM	#16
Cptn. Foo Foo Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Posts: 95	I looked into making one of these kits a while back but I couldn't find the Maxim IC chip anywhere. Also, the process of calibration seemed rather vague after reading over the various web pages. However, if the guys here in this forum will be getting some of these kits too then I am sure the process will be clearly explained -------- I am really interested in this. I would be willing to buy 2 unsoldered kits - one for me and one for a friend. I voted for the unsoldered kit...but I can only vote once...not twice. Just something to remember if you are thinking the vote total equals how many kits are wanted. One suggestion MMZ_TimeLord. What about mounting holes in the PCB? Sure we can always drill our own but if you are getting the PCB's made then you could just add one (or multiple - in the corners maybe) mounting holes in somewhere. Just a thought.