jessej wrote:Very cool tutorial indeed! Thanks!

+ a very large 1

Damn, that was the only part of the listing worth lookin' at too ...

IF YOU LOOK AT THIS LINK, DO NOT CLICK THE IMAGES ... THEY LINK TO AN IMAGE HOSTING SERVICE THAT FLASHES T&A ON THE SCREEN AND CRASHES FIREFOX.

... oh yeah, and the OB wiring is a shit-nest too.

Yeah, how dare you crash my browser ...

Dude, you are ... http://209.85.48.16/4801/139/0/e5000035/e5000035.gif http://209.85.48.16/4801/139/0/e5000027/e5000027.gif http://209.85.48.16/4801/139/0/e5000035/e5000035.gif http://209.85.48.16/4801/139/0/e5000027/e5000027.gif http://209.85.48.16/4801/139/0/e5000035/e5000035.gif http://209.85.48....

Surely you mean ..

Retarded Monkey Shit ®

Mouser sell a 4P6T rotary, just ignore one pole.

... and don't ask me to search their retarded catalogue for the number, I just KNOW they sell it, ok.

I haven't built it, I'm just the artist ... I leave my building and verification to mad-scientists like yourself

I'm not sure about the schem, I only used parts of it to confirm my layout. Re: My layout ... most of the top-right quarter of the layout could be shrunk down and the switch moved OB. I just like to make a clone a clone, if you know what I mean? :D Interesting point ... when does a clone become simp...

Thanks rousejeremy, I had my suspicions about the pot lugs, and good eyes on the IC pin 1 & 2 ...

Here's the Corrected PnP.

... and Corrected pot-lug Numbering on the layout

HEAD wrote:Hi,

little correction: R13 and R14 should be 47R instead of 4R7. As far as I can tell from the gutshots the colour code ist yellow, violett, black, gold.

Cheers
Helge

My bad ... The layout is right, the BoM isn't ...

Can't frickin' edit my other post ...

Corrected Bom

How about if we post links to material that may possibly be copyrighted? I guess if you don't want to risk it, you won't click these links to pics of the 'exact' (afaik) layout as drawn from the gutshots posted on page 1 by CJ. Layout ... as far as pot lug numbering goes, I'm usually retarded, so do...

frequencycentral wrote:Hey! I make tiny amps!

... understatement of the f***ing year!

oops, never mind

RnFR wrote:... and the gut shot doesn't show any jumpers.

Naz Nomad wrote:... they sit across 2 pins ... like on the back of a hard-drive. http://www.molex.com/product/cgrid/7859.html

Quite a sweet way to disconnect or bypass a component ... and if it's gets RE'd, a good excuse to throw a heap more switches onto the box.

They appear to be jumpers/shunts ... they sit across 2 pins ... like on the back of a hard-drive.

http://www.molex.com/product/cgrid/7859.html

Wow, ther back of that perf looks like 'cold-solder central'

borislavgajic wrote:I have this problem....what is project20 (page 34)...it says ...A single tansistor phaser.....



when I read ,I see those printing errors.......often.....
thanks for great book
cheers

boris

Are you serious?

The jacks will ground well enough on the inside of the enclosure, so just remove paint from there if you managed to somehow get loads of paint inside ... any paint in the actual hole and under the washer/nut should be no problem at all.