Comments for How to Circuit Diagram http://howto.circuitdiagram.net Simple electronics basic theory related to how to build circuit diagram Wed, 26 Oct 2011 06:17:42 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Q&A: Where can I get the “calculator circuit diagram”? by Limemaster http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/how-to-electronics/qa-where-can-i-get-the-calculator-circuit-diagram/comment-page-1/#comment-7332 Limemaster Wed, 26 Oct 2011 06:17:42 +0000 http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/how-to-electronics/qa-where-can-i-get-the-calculator-circuit-diagram/#comment-7332 Calculator circuits are coming in COB(chip on board) form. As a result of technology developments COBs costs are drastically reduced. Thus u can get it in cheaper price! Calculator circuits are coming in COB(chip on board) form.
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]]> Comment on Virtual Circuit Board Software? by sd_ducksoup http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/measurement/virtual-circuit-board-software/comment-page-1/#comment-86 sd_ducksoup Thu, 08 Apr 2010 02:56:32 +0000 http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/measurement/virtual-circuit-board-software/#comment-86 There are many that let you do that. For a free demo of OrCAD (and PSpice simulation), use the link below. It probably will only do a handful of components, but that's probably all you need (for now). There are many that let you do that. For a free demo of OrCAD (and PSpice simulation), use the link below. It probably will only do a handful of components, but that’s probably all you need (for now).

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]]> Comment on Learning to play on electronic drum set- good or bad idea? by ddrum http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/basic-theory/learning-to-play-on-electronic-drum-set-good-or-bad-idea/comment-page-1/#comment-84 ddrum Tue, 06 Apr 2010 03:01:33 +0000 http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/basic-theory/learning-to-play-on-electronic-drum-set-good-or-bad-idea/#comment-84 There will be some little things that you may not be able to perfect on an electronic set like rim shots, ghost strokes, etc. , but honestly as a beginner who cares. They will be fine to learn on and if you stick with drumming you can get an acoustic kit later and start working on techniques that really only work with acoustic drums. That is not to say that these techniques are impossible on electronics, they just won't work and sound the same as on acoustic. There will be some little things that you may not be able to perfect on an electronic set like rim shots, ghost strokes, etc. , but honestly as a beginner who cares. They will be fine to learn on and if you stick with drumming you can get an acoustic kit later and start working on techniques that really only work with acoustic drums. That is not to say that these techniques are impossible on electronics, they just won’t work and sound the same as on acoustic.

]]> Comment on Learning to play on electronic drum set- good or bad idea? by BrokenHandz http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/basic-theory/learning-to-play-on-electronic-drum-set-good-or-bad-idea/comment-page-1/#comment-83 BrokenHandz Tue, 06 Apr 2010 02:51:07 +0000 http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/basic-theory/learning-to-play-on-electronic-drum-set-good-or-bad-idea/#comment-83 I use to play electric drums. They are actually pretty nice to play on. They are great to practise on until you turn really good and start playing concerts where you have to bring your own kit. I wouldnt getting the HD-1 because it has roland's own pedal attached to it so it feel realistic. Pick a different model of electronic drums because the pedal of the HD1 is no good. And if you want to play double kick, it would be impossible with the HD1. Other electronic drum kits may be more expensive but it is worth every penny. Trust me on this one. The feeling isnt really THAT MUCH completely different to a real drum set. They are nice to play because you can plug heaphones into them, so it will be very quite as you will be the only one who can hear the drum sounds through the headphones. Other people will only hear a quite "tap-tap-tap". You neighbours won't even hear it. Trust me :) I use to play electric drums.

They are actually pretty nice to play on.

They are great to practise on until you turn really good and start playing concerts where you have to bring your own kit.

I wouldnt getting the HD-1 because it has roland’s own pedal attached to it so it feel realistic. Pick a different model of electronic drums because the pedal of the HD1 is no good.

And if you want to play double kick, it would be impossible with the HD1. Other electronic drum kits may be more expensive but it is worth every penny. Trust me on this one.

The feeling isnt really THAT MUCH completely different to a real drum set.

They are nice to play because you can plug heaphones into them, so it will be very quite as you will be the only one who can hear the drum sounds through the headphones. Other people will only hear a quite “tap-tap-tap”. You neighbours won’t even hear it.

Trust me :)

]]> Comment on Learning to play on electronic drum set- good or bad idea? by seanm http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/basic-theory/learning-to-play-on-electronic-drum-set-good-or-bad-idea/comment-page-1/#comment-82 seanm Tue, 06 Apr 2010 01:55:10 +0000 http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/basic-theory/learning-to-play-on-electronic-drum-set-good-or-bad-idea/#comment-82 They do have a different feel but if you learn on a rubber-headed HD-1 kit you'll actually find it easier to switch to acoustic drums rather than the other way around. Drum skins are much more responsive (although the electronic versions are getting better and better) and you will find that you can 'float' around an acoustic kit better after playing on the HD-1 for a while. One piece of advice though. . . when you set up your HD-1s try to space and angle the heads to emulate acoustic drums. Your real problem on switching to acoustic would be getting used to a really compact kit and then suddenly having to spread your drums out a lot more. PS Everything I've written refers to the Roland HD-1 kit only. Cheaper electronic kits don't match up and will cause you problems. They do have a different feel but if you learn on a rubber-headed HD-1 kit you’ll actually find it easier to switch to acoustic drums rather than the other way around. Drum skins are much more responsive (although the electronic versions are getting better and better) and you will find that you can ‘float’ around an acoustic kit better after playing on the HD-1 for a while.

One piece of advice though. . . when you set up your HD-1s try to space and angle the heads to emulate acoustic drums. Your real problem on switching to acoustic would be getting used to a really compact kit and then suddenly having to spread your drums out a lot more.

PS Everything I’ve written refers to the Roland HD-1 kit only. Cheaper electronic kits don’t match up and will cause you problems.

]]> Comment on Learning to play on electronic drum set- good or bad idea? by Ben http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/basic-theory/learning-to-play-on-electronic-drum-set-good-or-bad-idea/comment-page-1/#comment-81 Ben Tue, 06 Apr 2010 01:16:35 +0000 http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/basic-theory/learning-to-play-on-electronic-drum-set-good-or-bad-idea/#comment-81 get a real one man youll enjoy it alot more get a real one man youll enjoy it alot more

]]> Comment on Learning to play on electronic drum set- good or bad idea? by Summer http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/basic-theory/learning-to-play-on-electronic-drum-set-good-or-bad-idea/comment-page-1/#comment-80 Summer Tue, 06 Apr 2010 01:03:54 +0000 http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/basic-theory/learning-to-play-on-electronic-drum-set-good-or-bad-idea/#comment-80 yeah try it , they have a really great sound but just try to practise on real drums too so if you ever had to play with a band youd be prepared but electronic drums are really great for practising I use them my self! yeah try it , they have a really great sound but just try to practise on real drums too so if you ever had to play with a band youd be prepared but electronic drums are really great for practising I use them my self!

]]> Comment on Looking for an exclusive or electronic component? by Joe http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/components/looking-for-an-exclusive-or-electronic-component/comment-page-1/#comment-75 Joe Sat, 03 Apr 2010 02:30:11 +0000 http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/components/looking-for-an-exclusive-or-electronic-component/#comment-75 You're overdesigning this thing. Forget about the Boolean algebra! All you need is a 12 volt relay. Your backup light voltage ("A") goes to one end of the coil. The other end of the coil goes to ground. Cut the license plate light wire, and connect both ends to the "Normally Closed" contacts of the relay. You’re overdesigning this thing. Forget about the Boolean algebra!

All you need is a 12 volt relay. Your backup light voltage (“A”) goes to one end of the coil. The other end of the coil goes to ground.

Cut the license plate light wire, and connect both ends to the “Normally Closed” contacts of the relay.

]]> Comment on How long do you keep boxes of electronics? by Roland L http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/how-to-electronics/how-long-do-you-keep-boxes-of-electronics/comment-page-1/#comment-73 Roland L Fri, 02 Apr 2010 10:50:08 +0000 http://howto.circuitdiagram.net/how-to-electronics/how-long-do-you-keep-boxes-of-electronics/#comment-73 Most of those units I'ved bought can be replaced right away in stores in 1 to 3 months should a problem occurs. Stores like Walmart will replace them if found to have a factory defects in 90 days, so I have to keep those boxes just incase. After 3 months, then they should consume space in our drawers or cabinets. . then I'll have to throw them by that time. . since I am not interested in claiming factory warranties of electronics $300 below. Shipping it to factory costs more than buying a new one, its impractical. . Assuming the store would ship it for you, then it would take forever. . But during Christmas I will usually use those small boxes when wrapping my gifts. . LOL! Most of those units I’ved bought can be replaced right away in stores in 1 to 3 months should a problem occurs. Stores like Walmart will replace them if found to have a factory defects in 90 days, so I have to keep those boxes just incase. After 3 months, then they should consume space in our drawers or cabinets. . then I’ll have to throw them by that time. . since I am not interested in claiming factory warranties of electronics $300 below. Shipping it to factory costs more than buying a new one, its impractical. . Assuming the store would ship it for you, then it would take forever. . But during Christmas I will usually use those small boxes when wrapping my gifts. . LOL!

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