Thanks guys! I stayed up late last night finishing this clone build, err... make that early this morning after 3am! It is always a little scary trying out one of your own 'unverified' custom PCB layouts for the first time, especially this one which has twice the parts as my last clone and a much more complicated circuit for me to tackle. I half expected the five transistors onboard to smoke. But all went well and it actually worked so I was pleasantly surprised! I can't wait to get back home and give it a proper tryout since I was up too late and tired. At least this project is finally done and I'll post a couple photos with a gut shot in the finished DIY projects topic area this evening.
Special thanks to Rick (Frequency Central) and Pete (Scruffie) for their CA3080 donation offers that helped make this project possible!
'77 Dyna Comp Clone Project
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Re: '77 Dyna Comp Clone Project
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