Can someone see where I would feed power straight to the board on this? I plan on using a voltage inverter but I have brain freeze and cannot work out where power would hit the board instead of coming from the jack (battery powered). I prefer using 9v adapter.
That's a very confusing layout IMO, showing what seems to be multiple ground connections on the board and in 2 different colours. Do you have a pic that shows the track? Then we could work it out for ourselves.
It isn't quite the same but yes the pink wire and black link are ground and connected by a track of the PCB, and the supply appears to be the other black wire which must represent a battery. So ground connects up as usual, and you connect -9V where the black battery connection is being made.
That's the layout I etched and used for the silicon version. So basically it's wired the same as the silicon but with the voltage inverter doing it's think in between...
Yes that's better. It's basically exactly the same as the NPN layout except the electrolytics are reversed and you take -9V where you connect 9V with the NPN version. That's it.