Re: I built my own CD7 and work great. Thanks The Dumper !!

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This message was posted by The Dumper, posted on August 03, 2001 at 11:51:27 coming from 216.127.80
This message is a reply to I built my own CD7 and work great. Thanks The Dumper !! posted from De posted at August 02, 2001 at 22:17:46
> First, Thank you very much The Dumper. Without his help I can't make it because I finally built the cd7's interface board yesterday. It works really well.

> I spent almost 2 hours to built that board.

> I bought a very small PC board and use thin wire (size 30) to connect each pins. It looks ok. Actually, it is not that hard to create the board but hard to find a correct cd-rom drive ( CD563-B).

> I also took some pictures and hope people want it.
>
> Finally, I want to get the permission from The Dumper to redesign the schematic!

> De

You're welcome. I'm glad someone got some use out of it.

What would you redesign the schematic for? It matches the CD7 PCB and it's simple. What more could you want?

Now if you're talking about the board layout then I'm with you. I was just thinking that I'd try to finish a PCB for the CD7 even if it wasn't as flashy looking as a professionally designed PCB it should work and save me from all the tedious wiring.

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Message	> > First, Thank you very much The Dumper. Without his help I can't make it because I finally built the cd7's interface board yesterday. It works really well. > > I spent almost 2 hours to built that board. > > I bought a very small PC board and use thin wire (size 30) to connect each pins. It looks ok. Actually, it is not that hard to create the board but hard to find a correct cd-rom drive ( CD563-B). > > I also took some pictures and hope people want it. > > > > Finally, I want to get the permission from The Dumper to redesign the schematic! > > De > You're welcome. I'm glad someone got some use out of it. > What would you redesign the schematic for? It matches the CD7 PCB and it's simple. What more could you want? > Now if you're talking about the board layout then I'm with you. I was just thinking that I'd try to finish a PCB for the CD7 even if it wasn't as flashy looking as a professionally designed PCB it should work and save me from all the tedious wiring. > TD
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