ABDUCTOR II DELAY.

Started by deadastronaut, March 19, 2015, 12:50:05 PM

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Colman

Ok,checked your post about the short, sorry about being so thick,I don't get where the short is ,is it a sold blob or is it a trace on the pcb itself?,maybe we have a different pcb cause I don't have so many wires,I have the output next to the ground but nowhere to put the blue wire you have there and my out and G holes are on the edge of the pcb,you have more below them.In any case how did you get rid of the short ,did you resolder the wires or cut a trace?
Thanks
Colman
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Colman

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stallik

#262
Sounds like your pcb is later than mine so the problem has been fixed.

If you look at the pcb track below the red wire on mine, you should notice where the thin pcb trace joins to ground (black wire) I had to cut the little bridges on either side, then rejoin the earth with a separate wire.

To fix the issue, Deadastronaut will have had to shuffle the wire pads around a bit so, if yours looks different, it must be post fix and I'm worrying you for nothing. Sorry.

Edit: my close up picture shows the board on the underside of the volume pot connections.  You can just make out a jumper wire reconnecting the earth in the full picture
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Colman

Thanks stallik ,you have been invaluable help, cheers man. :icon_wink:
Colman
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duck_arse

Quote from: stallik on March 21, 2024, 02:26:55 PMThe little holes are pathways that join the front tracks to the rear on double sided boards. I'm sure they have a proper name...


Edit: apparently, they're called 'through holes' . Pretty obvious name I suppose

"via's", pardon the apostrophe.
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Colman

Guys I had to use a few ceramic caps namely all the 103s ,hope that's not going to screw this up.
This hobby/obsession is for younger people  my eyes are not what they used to be  but I have to admit my pulse is rather steady on the soldering iron.Also it helped that the board has generous space between holes so you are less prone to make a mess.I hope this works for me.Thanks again for all the help.
Aharon.
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Colman

I still have to solder the lytics,I had to take a break, pots jacks and additional wiring.
I think Im going to test it before I box it tho'h and also forgot to wire the LEDs and of course have to install chips and transistors,jfet and 78L05.
Wish me luck.
Aharon



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Colman

#267
The order in which the wires got connected to the fsw is left to right on the board and top to bottom on the sw on one side ,correct? Square pad goes to top of the sw ,middle pad to middle sw and last pad to the bottom sw?. Thanks and sorry for the stoopid question. :icon_redface: Do I have to get the signal out from the volume pot or the output pad on the pcb?
Aharon
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Colman





I just have to install LEDs and I'm as ready as I'm going to be to test,I haven't done so much wiring since the sans amp GT2.I hope it works ,Triple checked but my experience tells me there's always something.
Aharon
You are not depressed ,you are sourounded by A-Holes: Karl Jung