I have kept the switch, that's a pretty good idea ... I don't supose you took a photo when you did it?... Or could give me very simple instruction?
I have kept the switch, that's a pretty good idea ... I don't supose you took a photo when you did it?... Or could give me very simple instruction?
Hamish - I didn't do it, Dave did it for me when I bought the deck. It should be very straightforward, especially as you have already changed the strobe LED to a blue one. Follow either wire from the LED (it doesn't matter which), cut it and wire the microswitch in series to break the connection. You will then have a strobe-off function.
Yes I guess it is that simple... Coolio, i just need to get my soldering iron workin!
Cheers!
actually 200g if I remember correctly ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by hamish
but anyway, glad you like it... your TT is lookin great.
what are you up to Saturday? I'm be about on the afternoon, and I'd love to hear it, and of course have a proper nose round your house :lol:
I could even bring some records!
Hmm your timing is pretty poor dan Saturday afternoon/night I'm going to a mates leaving doo BBQ/bouncy castle extraveganza! When and how long are you around for?
ah never mind then...
I'm only home for one afternoon, and then off out with Tom & Tamer, and back home next morning...
another time eh
You out in Worcester for the night, there seems to be a plan to head down heros/fly/cellar at some point, although prob not until late evening... Where are you likely to be headed?
dunno, I'm meeting a couple of chaps I'm not sure you know, Tom & Tamer at the cellar at 8.30, probably be around for a while.
Coolio, we will prob see you at some point then!! Keep me posted with your movements!!
Marco,
The motor is unique to technics and was way ahead of it's time when it was developed some 25 years ago now. I have already been there! the supply of motor parts is still a closely guarded secret and no one will say where the parts are made or come from. The motor is not used in any other TT to my knowledge.