For what you want the SPST would be the way to go. Could you post a link to what you specifically have in mind?Originally Posted by Kendrick
Ahhh! I totes understand! thanks man !now this leaves the question of which switch I should get, there's a couple momentary "standard" style switches in the store so should I get the SPST or the SPDT?
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Looks good to me.
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Sweet! I'll tell ya how it goes
Alrighty, update time! Well I had it working perfectly on my work table all wired up after using the correct switch but when I went for the final assembly the sound stopped working :/ the led still works but now instead of a boot sound the led flashes real quick and it's quiet, I can still turn it on and off properly but there is no sound. I've checked and all the solder connections appear to be okay so I'm just concerned I didn't accidentally fudge up the board or something
Last edited by Kendrick; 05-31-2014 at 11:09 AM.
Sounds like you are causing a ground or something when you install it. IF everything works outside the hilt, the something has to be "going wrong" (board or exposed wires/solder joints touching the inside of the hilt) when you install everything.
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There was something wrong in the wire connecter, probably a result of poor cram fu! I fixed it.. Now on a somewhat unrelated note do you have a good tip for mounting the board on my battery pack?
Are you using a chassis?
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No I am not :0
That could be a big part of the problem, what DO battery solution (and any holder) do you have?
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