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Started by lerxst88, April 15, 2009, 11:40:48 PM

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lerxst88

So I was debugging this small clone and I figured out that shorting out the D and S legs of a K30A GR5C FET made it work.

Are there any downsides to just soldering a jumper in there?

Ive never heard of this kind of FET. What else could I use if I need a replacement?

Thanks!

solderman

Quote from: lerxst88 on April 15, 2009, 11:40:48 PM
So I was debugging this small clone and I figured out that shorting out the D and S legs of a K30A GR5C FET made it work.

Are there any downsides to just soldering a jumper in there?

Ive never heard of this kind of FET. What else could I use if I need a replacement?

Thanks!
shorting out the D and S legs of a K30A GR5C FET made it work. ??

Have done 5 of those on this layout/shem and had no problems what so ever and no K30A GR5C FET


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lerxst88

well thats what made it work haha. what can i say

MohiZ

Maybe tell us which schematic you used? The tonepad schematic at least has no FETs.

SonicVI

This must be an original Small Clone with FET switching. Shorting the D&S pins makes the pedal be "on" all the time, which allows true bypass to be possible.

lerxst88

yeah its a newer small clone and it came with a 3pdt switch so i dont even need that FET? I just want to be sure Im not going to short something out down the line