RE: Test jig for testing Audio Reg II pcbs

The problem with that is that the voltage could jump around while you're
turning the +5 adjustment and kill your board too.

Hehehe. Yeah, that's me. The fastest fixer in the...well, my household.
Besides the cats, that is. They are GREAT at fixing videogames! ;-)
Actually, I want fast adjustment for when I have people over and I want to
be able to play a few different vector games in the same night. And I
worry more about killing boards changing voltages than setting up some type
of voltage limiters near the game boards.

"Keith, Brendan" <Brendan.Keith@wilcom.com>@lists.cc.utexas.edu on 12/03/99
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Subject: RE: Test jig for testing Audio Reg II pcbs

That's why I prefer to just clip my meter to the +5/GND points and dial the
voltage
in for each board. Maybe you fix them and swap them so fast that you need
the
automatic regulation. I'm not that quick.

Brendan Keith
brendan.keith@wilcom.com
Received on Fri Dec 3 11:31:13 1999