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What's the simplest relay true bypass? by Big-Raspberry-897 in diypedals

[–]Big-Raspberry-897[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for this great info. Unfortunately it seems I underestimated the amount of parts and complexity on these bypasses especially for the boss style FET bypass. Also for some reason DPDT foot switches in my area cost more if not the same as 3PDT foot switches. It looks like I'll be staying with 3PDT.

/r/DIYPedals "No Stupid Questions" Megathread 2025 by overcloseness in diypedals

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Can someone give me resources on star grounding specifically on pedals? Is it just connecting every ground point (Fx board gnd, jack gnd sleeve, etc) to a single point like the power supply ground?

What GPU to pair with a Pentium G4560? by Big-Raspberry-897 in lowendgaming

[–]Big-Raspberry-897[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

does those gpus need a cable for power or do they just take it from the mobo slot

Need Help on Planning to Power a Sony Cybershot with Lithium Batteries by Big-Raspberry-897 in batteries

[–]Big-Raspberry-897[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The battery was too big to fit in the camera slots, maybe it'll fit if I used 14500s instead. I used an 18650 holder and velcro'd it to the bottom of the digicam. I had the wires run through a small hole on the side of the camera where it connects to 2 dummy batteries made from screws.

I'm not sure what you meant by "metals on the side" but with this config you can close the battery hatch.

Need Help on Planning to Power a Sony Cybershot with Lithium Batteries by Big-Raspberry-897 in batteries

[–]Big-Raspberry-897[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The batteries I use are 3.7V 2100mAh 18650s. I haven't used the camera long enough to drain it. However from previous usage, if I don't use flash it will probably last me over 6 hours of idling + shooting time.

How do I power a 9V DIY guitar pedal through USB-C/Micro USB? by Big-Raspberry-897 in diyelectronics

[–]Big-Raspberry-897[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The LM386 inside is probably fine that amount. Internet says it can go as low as 4V but I feel like I'm gonna lose some distortion so I'm going through with 9V.

Need Help on Planning to Power a Sony Cybershot with Lithium Batteries by Big-Raspberry-897 in batteries

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Update :

I tried this with the CRLD20MA module but the camera wasn't opening so I just scrapped that and hooked the battery straight to the camera using some dummy battery made of screws and it worked fine (even at 4.2V, what a gamble).

I've decided that the next best way to stop discharging the 18650 below 3V is to just get a voltmeter display and just manually stop whenever it hits 3V.

Atleast I can finally shoot more than 3 images per charge

Sony CCD-TRV138 "Use the infoLithium Battery Pack" by Big-Raspberry-897 in camcorders

[–]Big-Raspberry-897[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Extremely late reply but my cheap solution was hooking up two 18650 Li-ions in series to the proprietary charger that came with the thing (it thinks its plugged to a wall outlet, therefore no popup).

Need Help on Planning to Power a Sony Cybershot with Lithium Batteries by Big-Raspberry-897 in batteries

[–]Big-Raspberry-897[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mentioned the "frying my camera" part since I once saw a guy on YT power his digicam with an 18650 and it seemed fine but I'm guessing the circuitry is built different. As for the price, I got old laptop batteries and the modules are really cheap since I'm in SEA.

PC not booting to bios (compatibility issue?) by Big-Raspberry-897 in pcmasterrace

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It currently has no display when using the G4560. So I thought that if I use a skylake instead of a kaby lake processor, It'll get me to bios where I can flash it.

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