super hard on schematic on diy layout creator

[Vince_b]

It's normal that some of the parts may be loose, when you will solder them they will stop to move.
The polarity of the capacitor should be indicated on the layout that you are using.
I can't see anything on your picture, it's way too small!

[kenyanscott]

okay you should be able to do more with teh picture now.

if not ill just post a link to it here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/64628601@N06/5922851397/

that cap is he-uge!!

im just concerned about the negatives just now because none of them are clear on the layout i am using which is here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/64628601@N06/5882780588/

im happier now I know that the parts will not move once I solder, and im happy i managed to finally cut the board and put it together like this so far, but please have a look for me and let me know everything seems to be in te correct place!

[deadastronaut]

yep!.. that looks ok...

the 0.1uf (100nf) has no polarity...so either way in is ok...

take a look under it and make sure your cuts are in the correct places ok...

[kenyanscott]

as always your a legend!

i might even have this finished for thursday night.

im going to solder the parts in tomorrow, and then im going to build the outer chassis parts, the jacks the DC connector, and the switch! now that should be interesting!!!

[deadastronaut]

ha ha...

build the  board , then test it before you put it in a box ok....make sure it works first!!!!....

[Barcode80]

On the layout you posted, you can see gray shading on the electros indicating the negative side. For C1, it's toward the bottom, and C3 it's on the right.