![Before and after [3024x8064 - 1MB]](https://pic8.co/sh/24gJlb.jpg){kind=link}
Sometimes its fun to fix something so stupid. Other times it is infuriating.
End result looks 100% better though.
Sometimes its fun to fix something so stupid. Other times it is infuriating.
End result looks 100% better though.
I moved all of the grounds to a single point that's soldered into the chassis, it just feels better. I swear, tho, every wire in this thing wasn't wetted when it was soldered.
I moved all of the grounds to a single point that's soldered into the chassis, it just feels better. I swear, tho, every wire in this thing wasn't wetted when it was soldered.
Good idea with the ground. You left a stud on the exterior? Much cleaner work means more better operation.
Good idea with the ground. You left a stud on the exterior?
Much cleaner work means more better operation.
I placed another solder lug strip on the other side of the chassis. Wetted both the chassis and the foot for the strip and soldered it down.
I suppose I could have used the one in the picture, but it's not solderable - it's also a mount for the foot of a big capacitor (the square metal can at the top.)
I placed another solder lug strip on the other side of the chassis. Wetted both the chassis and the foot for the strip and soldered it down.
I suppose I could have used the one in the picture, but it's not solderable - it's also a mount for the foot of a big capacitor (the square metal can at the top.)