Roy J. Tellason wrote:
Or laying out
14 AWG busbar on mahogany breadboards between surface-mount
(meaning that they're attached with woodscrews) components.
BTDT too, though it was probably pine and not mahogany. I remember Octal
sockets you could invert (solder lugs up) and still plug the tubes into them,
which came in handy for that kind of a setup.
You can't even get pine today... well ok if you import it from Sweden!
so much for living in Canada.
Times change,
and all too frequently, we don't. All we can do is
grumble.
And inform the younguns when they need a little help now and then, because
they don't have quite the necessary grasp on the basics.
I am grumblimg at the $500 schematic/cad program I have ...
sure a zillion surface mount parts but not a transformer or tube in sight.