Flux Capacitor required.

dreamers75 · 16-07-2010 12:33PM #1

Hi

Could anyone make me the device at the bottom of this page?

http://www.hobby-hour.com/electronics/computer_microphone.php

I need to make 2 mics work in a laptop and need to stop power going into them as its killing the sound.

/thanks to mod for letting me post this.

thanks

Poly · 16-07-2010 01:26PM

I think your looking for an electrolytic capacitor, maplins will have them, probably only a few pence each, just bring in the circuit diagram.

You need a Deloren for a flux capacitor;)

dreamers75 · 16-07-2010 01:38PM

http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?moduleno=7011

one of these? Do they come in 3.5mm sizes

thanks

Owen · 16-07-2010 01:44PM

That circuit is relatively easy to build. But for someone to go get some veroboard, an enclosure, the components, and solder it up, then send it to you, I doubt you'd find someone to do it for less than 50 Euro. For that money, you'd buy this, which would do what you want, and more :

http://www.thomann.de/ie/miditech_audiolink_ii.htm

dreamers75 · 16-07-2010 01:55PM

PaintDoctor wrote: »

That circuit is relatively easy to build. But for someone to go get some veroboard, an enclosure, the components, and solder it up, then send it to you, I doubt you'd find someone to do it for less than 50 Euro. For that money, you'd buy this, which would do what you want, and more :

http://www.thomann.de/ie/miditech_audiolink_ii.htm

Sadly i bought

http://www.proaudio.com/product_info.php?products_id=2270

2 of those with the special 3.5mm cable rather than the XLr version.

harryd2 · 29-07-2010 02:51PM

1.21 gigga watts of power!!

Flux Capacitor required.

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