Millenium bypass help.

[digi2t]

I've been slogging along with a Son of Storm Tide build (no.... not on vero), and I'm trying to figure out a bypass scheme where I could integrate an LED for on/off indication. It's a stereo build, and the schematic shows a 4PDT switch, but would it be possible to use the 4PDT switch with 2 mill bypass circuits at 15v, and power one LED?

The switching section schematic is here; http://jhaible.com/legacy/sonofstormtide/sost_sch6.pdf

[R.G.]

The Millenium is a sensitive detector of a resistance lower than about 1M to ground. A resistance to ground lower than about 1M turns the LED off. A resistance much greater - like a few mm of air - turn the LED on.

[digi2t]

The Millenium is a sensitive detector of a resistance lower than about 1M to ground. A resistance to ground lower than about 1M turns the LED off. A resistance much greater - like a few mm of air - turn the LED on.

Gezzz... I'm a twit. Only need it on one input/output. Don't know where my brain wandered to on this one. Thanks for the boot in the pants R.G..

For some bizarre reason, I thought.... not frankly sure what I was thinking actually.

[duck_arse]

I thought.... not frankly sure what I was thinking actually.

the start of daylight saving, maybe? that's my excuse for the next couple of weeks.

[digi2t]

Nope, can't be it. That's not till Nov. 6. Just decided to pay a visit to the Twitdom is all. I can live with that. 

Like my poor brain box didn't have enough to deal with, I decided to build a giant assed flanger, AND a giant assed preamp, at the same time!

Well, at least I'll have some tasty dirt to feed the flanger with.

[chuckd666]

Jeepers... that thing is large. Are you building it on a proper PCB? Maybe perf this time? 

[digi2t]

Jeepers... that thing is large. Are you building it on a proper PCB? Maybe perf this time? 

No. Point to point.

[LightSoundGeometry]

The Millenium is a sensitive detector of a resistance lower than about 1M to ground. A resistance to ground lower than about 1M turns the LED off. A resistance much greater - like a few mm of air - turn the LED on.

Gezzz... I'm a twit. Only need it on one input/output. Don't know where my brain wandered to on this one. Thanks for the boot in the pants R.G..

For some bizarre reason, I thought.... not frankly sure what I was thinking actually.

dont worry , I got you beat ..while making me a amplified antenna to get some free analog tv channels, and was going to stick it outside on the roof lol ..a copper tube right to my nice tv would of been a doozy when a storm rolled in ..good thing the thought only lasted about ten minutes lol

[Tony Forestiere]

Jeepers... that thing is large. Are you building it on a proper PCB? Maybe perf this time? 

No. Point to point.

Very mojo. Could you write an essay on your technique? BWAHAHAHA! 

[bluebunny]

Point to point.

Nah, this is point to point:   



Cray 2.  Wires all (mostly) the same colour.

[anotherjim]

Jeepers... that thing is large. Are you building it on a proper PCB? Maybe perf this time? 

No. Point to point.

Peeww 
I've seen nicely installed & bunched wire runs torn apart because commissioning engineers had to hand trace every wire point to point. After that they call the installers back in to tidy it up again.

[digi2t]

Point to point.

Nah, this is point to point:   



Cray 2.  Wires all (mostly) the same colour.

OK... is it the blue wire... or the blue wire? Maybe the blue wire?