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=== VER1.1 ===
The transistor outlines on the PCB are consistent with PN versions of the 2N/PN3565 and 2N/PN4248, and are now labeledlabelled as such. Check the data for the brand you purchase. The 2N5089 outline is correct for the 2N5089 variant. ''If you use BC547 and BC557, note that they will need to be installed in reverse to what the layout indicates. Again, the emitter is correctly marked on the PCBs. Use that as your reference.''
 
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* Serge's comments re the curious arrangement of R15a 47 ohms in series with R15b 82k: "The curious 47 ohm resistor I remember leaving in the schematic as a means to do in the field adjustments of the total resistance. This had to do with making sure the switching between linear vs exponential decay slopes could be optimized if need be. As it turns out, I never had to do this. So the 47 Ohm resistor can be deleted!" So you can use a 47 ohm, or a piece of wire.
* The capacitors marked with * are additions to the original design to ensure op-amp stability.
* Transistors and op-amps can be substituted as outlined in the parts list. T1 and T2 should be matched. T3 and T4 should be matched. With modern manufacturing techniqestechniques, transistors from the same batch should be matched well enough that you can skip any hand-matching process. Other than selecting transistors from the same batch, I did no matching.
* A 1k resistor is specified as the LED resistor. If you use a superbright LED, this value should be increased, to as much as 33k, dependent on the individual LED.
* Pot values are not critical as they are only used as voltage dividers. Anything between 10k and 100k will work.