Now you have a nice drilling guide, you just need to offset it a bit.
exactly …yes agree extra words discourse
tonight’s idiot move was soldering the voltage regulators on the frequency central microbus in the wrong spots. gonna have a fun time desoldering them tomorrow
oh man that sucks . be careful , if you have spares its best to clip them off and just work the little bits of wire out , don’t ask how i now that .
Or just solder the new reg to the stubs left from snipping out…
My dumbass mistake… My multi step sequencer project is going well. Except my multiplexers are 3 bit which only gives 8 states… Fine you may think… Except it needs to be OFF as well
This is acived by pulling high the enable pins on the muxes, which in the design I tied them to ground so they are always on BALLS…
So i need to do some jumper wires to create some extra control for enable… Will be fixed for the next boards!..
Classic dumbassery!
I somehow managed to do this for my first 2 modules, and even to this day the LMNC modules never fit in my case without cracking out the hacksaw on my fat wooden rails. Great relief to see I’m not the only one who’s done this
LOL I had to rebuild my cases because of this , made rails to small and panels wouldn’t fit in box when I filled the rows .
i did end up wasting 20 minutes or so carefully using solder wick to remove and swap the voltage regulators (I had no extras). worked like a charm.
dam I was really going for a build progress picture.
just realized I put the boards on up side down . at least I don’t have to resolder everything just loosing everything [ jacks , pcb’s ] and flip them over .
Did the same damn thing with my switched multiple’s switch and LED board. Went to put the jacks board on and, huh.
ooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0000000OOOOOOOooooooooooo thats nice!
are you being Causticly sarcastic . it will be nice once I fix the dumbassery
Nope! just didnt realize the thread and commended before reading!
thanks even though the face plate / pcb’s aren’t my doing .
Other than that, looks good
One normal module and then a custom panel on the end