clemo

Hi guys, Wonder if i could use a 7.4V (2 cell lithium polymer) on this little project?

Better get instructor before starting your project then or try first ...fail try again and again..... I have been in this road before, maybe is that my basic is not good enough. Can handle welding but not solder.

In fact i have tried doing the cmoy but unsuccessful. Therefore need help. Maybe i am not very good at electronics stuffs cos' i'm from a mechanical background. BUT i love music and very much a DIY person. So i would like to try, it just gives me the statisfaction 'HIGH'

Can't wait to try it, once i acquire the skill needed. NICE piece of equipment. i'm sure your Bro. loves you more now!!

Guru Bram, Read it twice, so we select op-amp and components based on above mentioned. what's next.

thanks hacknet, for offering your help. Guess for noobs any amp goes. What we need is to bulit up our confidences and the correct way to test the circuit, soldering tips and how do's on adding vol. pot, power supply etc. Should I start by having a list of those interested. 1) clemo aka Clement - 98298697 2) 3)

Hi gurus, Personally i think the studying bit can only be appreciated when noobs get their feet wet. Once they got their first project running...slowly and surely the upgrading bit will come in. Now ears are still very waxy....pls. help.

Thanks for the interest first, Of course, since we noobs have little or no experience in DIY, we first need to start on soldering first, thus we certainly need our own little solder and stuffs. Once we have that sorted out. We can ask gurus to help us package a DIY kit which is of O.K. quality and skill for noobs. Being gurus, their time should be more precious than our, so place and time fix by them. They can either sell us the kit with a slight profit margin or charge us a fee for the DIY session with kit at cost. With a win-win situation, everyone gains.

To senior members, Do any one run DIY workshop for noobs.