New Quickie

[PT]

Hello all,

Yet another quickie was born! Thank you Eileen for providing the right manuals so I could recreate this project on my own. Using Old Crack base for now until right materials come it. Its a wonderful project to make with kids (no 500V B+!) and a great learning opportunity. After doing one on my own, I value the job Bottlehead team is doing much more.

[Cary]

Great job!

[Bonzo]

Awwww!
Love it!
It would be great if the good ol' Quickie could be released "copyleft" for everybody.
Like a "free sample" for the great quality of Bottlehead's kit.
It was my first kit, bought second hand and heavily modded, still loving it!

[Paul Birkeland]

PJ has released the design to the public domain, you can build as many as you'd like.

[Bonzo]

PJ has released the design to the public domain, you can build as many as you'd like.

Really? So nice from you! Is it available on tour website?

[Paul Birkeland]

I think if you wanted more than the schematic, you'd have to purchase a manual.  I think PJ has posted a schematic somewhere, though I'm not seeing it with a cursory search.

[Paul Joppa]

Here's the original schematic. The later version 1.1 is the same circuit with a slight change in the switches; the original used two DPDT switches and is easier to follow from the schematic. As you can see, it is not a complicated design(!)

The manual is still owned/copyrighted by Bottlehead, and is (I think) still available for $15.