Yo Gino,
LFO range... I thought the rotary a waste of space, as we can get three
ranges w/ a center-off switch.
.047 is connected between the center lug of the switch and ground. That
is 'high', or center-off.
'med' connects the .47 in parallel, and 'low' connects the 4.7 in
parallel.
the 'med' and 'low' values will effectively be .517 and 4.747, but I
doubt anyone will notice.
We didn't really have room for the PWM rotary, so you can either use a
2p3t switch to make center 'fixed', or leave the fixed pwm off. But did
you really get an SN Voice for a boring square wave anyway?
: )
As for your general point, yeah, I get it. I figure that's pointed at
me, due to the Threeler and SN offenses cited.
: )
I have excuses, but they're just excuses.
Cheers,
Scott Deyo
The Bridechamber
contact@...http://www.bridechamber.comJealous Edison Record Kompany
http://www.jealousedison.com On Aug 23, 2008, at 10:57 AM, adaaxs wrote:
> We need to look at a means df explaining changes to original designs
> and taking
> resonsibilty for those changes. I would not have been able to finish
> my Threeler filter if
> someone had not expalined how it was hooked up.
>
> I am working on an Sn Voice right now that has instructions that
> called for 2 roatery, 2
> types pf toggle switches. My panel calls for 4 toggle, I have another
> instructions that calles
> for 3 toggle switches. This happens all the time.
>
> DOES ANYBODY SEE WHERE I AM GOING WITH THIS ?
>
> We should take responsibility for our ideas and share them properly
> and cleanly especially
> with learners and young people.
>
> There are several people who are making a life of this. It is getting
> bigger, more attention
> and we have a chance to organise and disseminate ideas ans save
> people time, money and
> misery.
>
> We could call it finishing ?
>
> What is the SN switch solution ?
>
> gino
>
>