True Bypass Loop Pics
Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 1:58 pm
nothing fancy electronically but a friend painted for me and it looks pretty awesome
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Re: True Bypass Loop Pics
Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 6:47 pm
LOVE the finish. Really nice build.
Re: True Bypass Loop Pics
Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 6:50 pm
thanks,
Only issue now is that the bottom is painted so I can't really velcro, think I will have to order another box just for the plain bottom
Only issue now is that the bottom is painted so I can't really velcro, think I will have to order another box just for the plain bottom
Re: True Bypass Loop Pics
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 4:42 am
Oh, you can Velcro, you're just choosing not to 
. I wouldn't either if there was something special on there.
If you build another, plan out wire length before you solder down. You can solder wires to the lugs on the jacks, install the jacks, then run to the switch...in reality, wire length doesn't make thaaaaat much of a difference. It's just easier to move around in there! Great job! I love seeing teeny tiny boxes!
. I wouldn't either if there was something special on there.If you build another, plan out wire length before you solder down. You can solder wires to the lugs on the jacks, install the jacks, then run to the switch...in reality, wire length doesn't make thaaaaat much of a difference. It's just easier to move around in there! Great job! I love seeing teeny tiny boxes!
Re: True Bypass Loop Pics
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 7:58 am
Tight! I made a few TB boxes for some friends of mine but nothing quite as small as that, they were mostly 2-loops
Re: True Bypass Loop Pics
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 8:02 am
I do have another in the works but it is way down the list of projects, have a boost kit I just got that I want to build and need to make a switch for my RC2
Thanks for the tips. The other issue I had is that the ground is all supposed to be connected with bus wire but I don't like bus wire, and I can get UL wire for very cheap.
Thanks for the tips. The other issue I had is that the ground is all supposed to be connected with bus wire but I don't like bus wire, and I can get UL wire for very cheap.