09:44 <galibert[m]> I suspect my first use of glasgow will be to grab a mu50 from ebay and connect it to get digital recordings of the output

13:14 <_whitenotifier-3> [archive] whitequark closed pull request #12: G00087: CoolRunner-II Programmer Qualification Specification Revision 1.3 - https://github.com/GlasgowEmbedded/archive/pull/12

13:14 <_whitenotifier-3> [GlasgowEmbedded/archive] whitequark pushed 1 commit to main [+1/-0/±0] https://github.com/GlasgowEmbedded/archive/compare/26e821e7d022...77bf583b3e72

13:14 <_whitenotifier-e> [GlasgowEmbedded/archive] wanda-phi 77bf583 - G00087: CoolRunner-II Programmer Qualification Specification Revision 1.3

13:14 <_whitenotifier-3> [archive] whitequark commented on pull request #12: G00087: CoolRunner-II Programmer Qualification Specification Revision 1.3 - https://github.com/GlasgowEmbedded/archive/pull/12#issuecomment-1914673943

13:28 <whitequark[cis]> what's a mu50?

14:05 <galibert[m]> A Yamaha expander

14:40 <galibert[m]> https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/yamaha-mu50-yamaha-cbx-k1

15:35 <thechickenundert> If I wanted to produce my own Glasgow, who is the PCB supplier used so that all components will more likely be in stock

15:47 <q3k> the prod glasgows are not assembled by 1bitsquared in house, not at any commercial CM

15:48 <q3k> i've had good luck doing a glasgow batch at JLCPCB though, but I did have to pre-order some components

15:55 <purdeaandrei[m]> I made 5pcs. PCB from JLCPCB. Components from mouser,tme,lcsc,aliexpress (most from mouser), and I've assembled at home. Manual pick and place was a pain.

15:56 <purdeaandrei[m]> Did you get JLCPCB to assemble everything for you?

15:57 <q3k> yes, other than the ESD protection which i added myself (was a bit expensive at JLC, but I honestly should've gone with it)

15:58 <q3k> i did 10pcs and it came out at around 90eur/pc assembled

15:58 <benny2366[m]> do they also offer parts preorder like the likes of eurocircuits?

15:59 <q3k> no idea how eurocircuits does it, but JLC lets you order parts that are then kept in stock for you at no charge and that you can use for subsequent runs

15:59 <benny2366[m]> that's what they also do

15:59 <q3k> oh, one part i was missing was the magenta LEDs, which I also soldered by hand (JLC wasn't able to source them, so I sourced them myself from TME.eu)

16:07 <purdeaandrei[m]> Did you find the components in their component library? Or did you get them to source it from non-lcsc sources as well. I've only ever used their component library. I remember at some point sourcing from elsewhere became possible, but when I last looked one had to use easyeda to do it. Did that improve?

16:08 <q3k> i used their web interface to preorder more components, and they were all LCSC components or at least had the LCSC/JLC ID number. that doesn't mean they were all sourced from LCSC though from my understanding.

16:08 <q3k> i didn't go through the extra process of 'i want a component that you don't have in your library'

16:13 <purdeaandrei[m]> Oh, so you can pre-order things that have 0 stock in their library?

16:15 <purdeaandrei[m]> If that's the case, then I had no idea, would make JLCPCB's assembly service a lot more useful

16:22 <q3k> yes

16:23 <q3k> after sending a request you get a quote and you can accept/deny it

16:23 <q3k> some stuff i preordered was more expensive than expected, some was cheaper

16:26 <purdeaandrei[m]> Thanks!