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Step 5Gentlemen, start your soldering guns
This is where the actual soldering begins, Since I wanted to be able to use this with more than one system, I used an intermediate connection point so that the connections between the microswitches and the circuit board could both be easily tested and easily added to.
These shots are here to illustrate how I mounted the microswithces to the buttons.
If you are thinking of doing this yourself, remember to use several different colours of cable since this makes it so much easier when something turns brown.
These shots are here to illustrate how I mounted the microswithces to the buttons.
If you are thinking of doing this yourself, remember to use several different colours of cable since this makes it so much easier when something turns brown.
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Feb 23, 2009. 1:21 PMPSYCHOFLEX
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I am pretty much doing the same thing i just need to know where to get the intermediate connection point and what is the name of it.
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Feb 23, 2009. 2:50 PMPocket Universe (author)
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You mean the terminal block? Since I live in Sweden I got it at ELFA but I'm sure that any store that sells diodes, resistors and such things will have one.
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Feb 25, 2009. 5:04 PMPSYCHOFLEX
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yeah the terminal block was what I was talking about. well i already find it here in the usa at my local radioshack. anyways thanks for your help. i soon as i get my new buttons i while post pics of it.
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