[sdiy] c&k on-on-on switches
harrybissell
harrybissell at prodigy.net
Sat Oct 16 00:38:28 CEST 2004
Who are you calling a creep ???
Might I add another cool switch to the list... Hexadecimal
encoded rotary switches (Alco made some with 1/8" shafts) or
Binary or Hex Thumbwheels.
If you run a signal into the common, it can distribute a CV
to any combination of four destinations...
If you add resistors it can be a programmable attenuator...
Or if you bring four CVs into a summing amp... it can select
multiple sources.
Now, Jorgen Bergfors may say that I'm stealing HIS idea (cause
you can see it on his website)... but I built a module in 1979 that
does this as well. I may have prior art on the Bergfortron. Guess it
depends on how old Jorgen is, or admits to :^P
Does this make the juices flow ???
H^) harry
john mahoney wrote:
> > Anyway, maybe I can find some surplus 4 or 5 position rotaries....
>
> Hey Quadra-Boy,
> Aren't some of the N-way rotary switches actually *up* to N-way
> switches? Meaning that a 6-position switch can be configured as, say,
> a 4-position switch? They have [re]movable stops, that's what I'm
> trying to say.
>
> Also... Sure you want surplus when you could buy "MOTM Class" for only
> about 10 times the cost? ;-)
> --
> john (lusting after top quality switchgear)
>
> P.S. Unfortunately, I don't qualify for the Quadra-Boy bonus points.
> Wait... Is that an anime thing?
>
> P.P.S. Beware the Feature Creep, he's a real party pooper.
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