Draw your amp!

[xtian]

As long as your amp draws less than, say, 50mA, this is awesome:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ele ... -instantly

[Cantplay]

More of a gimmick than a tool. But it might be ok for some types of repairs.

I don't think I could send something out fixed or built with that I.

John

[John_P_WI]

There is nothing novel of the technology. "Flex" circuits have used the same technology for many years where the conductive ink is silk screened onto a polyester sheet, then die cut to shape. What is creative, is packaging it in a pen for "hobby use".

[Reeltarded]

I pledged money for this so they sent me a kit but I had a real problem with current draw.

Current.... draw.

[vibratoking]

I was looking for a tutorial on how to draw a 12AX7. Didn't see any. Do I draw it like it looks and then put it in a corked bottle or is there something more? Perhaps we could start building a library.

By the way, conductive ink pens have been around for a LONG time.

[Phil_S]

...and then put it in a corked bottle...

No, you have to draw one of those red rubber dampers around the glass bottle so you can use it as a cork! IMO, you'll need to be good a drawing for it to work right.

[EtherealWidow]

Really cool idea, but noise and breakdown voltage would probably be a problem. If it draws too much current could that start a small fire?

[MGW]

looks like it would be great for amp building.....if you wanted to power your amp with a watch battery.