[Noisebridge-discuss] Organizing electronics shelves and drawers

[Kelly]

I took a first pass at sorting the component drawers today. I'll be starting
with a high level, rough sort. Wherever possible, I'm maintaining
pre-existing sorting even if it's unlabeled. I've put up some cursory
signage delineating what's been sorted thus far, and I'd really appreciate
it if people could try to maintain that while I'm still in the middle of
sorting. I'll try to settle into a more permanent organization system as
rapidly as I can, but this is slow, maddening work.

As usual, help is always appreciated. Just having an expert on hand is
absolutely necessary for stuff like "Is this a chip or a resister network?"
And generally Michael Kahn has been kind enough to take that role most of
the time, but it would be good if others helped out too.

Anyway. That's the update. So far so good.

Kelly

On Dec 30, 2009 2:32 PM, "dpc" <weasel at meer.net> wrote:

Jonathan Foote <jtfoote at ieee.org> writes: > One evening, bored, I went
through the surface mount bo...
i think the sheet was still there, but i didn't know if it was
up-to-date so rooted around anyway :-)

> Most reels are labeled, although some caps are mysterious.
i poked at some w/ the multimeter. i should have added labels, but back
to that organization thing.

> A string or rod would be a good idea, but make sure there's enough > slack
to read the reel label...
and a little string/tape/whtever to avoid them from unspooling
willy-nilly.

\p

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