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scott
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Hey Everyone,
I just completed my first Atari Punk Console. Below are some pictures and samples of what it sounds like. Enjoy.
Click here for an MP3 audio clip.
Here are the schematics for the Atari Punk Console.
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jesse
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Amazing! May want to change that URL to use http instead of ftp
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RHIFT
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W00t! Awesome job Scott!
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scott
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Atari Punk Electronics Parts List:
Resistors:
R1: 1/2watt 1K Link
R2: 1/2watt 10K Link
R3: 1/2watt 4.7K Link
R4: 1/2watt 1K Link
Capacitors:
C1: .01uf Link
C2: .1uf Link
C3: 10uf Radial Electrolytic Link
Potentiometers:
P1: 500K Linear Link
P2: 500K Linear Link
P3: 100K Linear (Optional Volume Control) Link
Integrated Circuit:
IC1: NE556 Dual Timer Link
14 Pin IC Socket (This is a good idea because these ICs are heat sensitive) Link
Misc:
1/4 inch Mono Jack Link
SPDT Switch Link
The rest of the parts are up to you to customize your own.
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scott
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Very cool! I like the rugged box that you created it in. You should give us some more info on your other projects as well. Later,
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Sorry to revive a topic that's been dead for four or five months, but...
Hey, I'm kind of new to the whole DIY electronics thing. I've soldered a few kits together before, but I've never tried to buy my own components and put something together using schematics.
I'm using those links to purchase the materials for this right now, and I ran into a hiccup.
For C3, the Radial Electrolytic Capacitor, there are three options:
10uf 16V
10uf 35V
10uf 50V
Which one should I buy, and if I run into something like this for the rest of the capacitors and resistors, how should I be able to tell which is the right choice?
Thanks.
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I just realized how often this message board gets replies, so I said screw it and I bought a few of each kind.
Now I just have to figure out what kind of breadboard and wires to buy...
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scott
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Not a problem at all. Grab the 16v caps since you will be using a max of 9v for this circuit. Also, I would recommend assembling this circuit on breadboard. I made the mistake of just soldering it all together the first time without testing and it straight up didn't work. If you do not have a breadboard, allelectronics has inexpensive ones. Here is the link,
http://www.allelectronics.com/cgi-bin/category/105/Breadboards.html
Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Can any wattage resistor be used? Got a boatload of 1/4, but the APC will be my 1st circuit from scratch, and I'm looking to emulate all the ones Ive seen/heard and not trying to mod anything yet.
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scott
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Hello and Welcome,
Any wattage resistor will work for this application. I would recommend building it on a breadboard first to test out the circuit and make adjustments if it does not sound right. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Scott,
Is the LED you used also from all electronics? If so, what's the part number?
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scott
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The LED that I used was simply a 5v UV colored LED. I bought a bunch of them on eBay from Hong Kong. Any 5v LED will work. I simply used it to show that the synth was on. Also, the LED holder was from Radio Shack.
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Hey y'all, you can get a great Atari Punk Console kit from us at Synthrotek
We also got Sequencers, delays and more!
www.synthrotek.com
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nice invention dude!!!!!!! great job!!!!! its superb!!!!!!!
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