Rebuilding a test rig

[Chris60601]

I'm moving away from my original rig that is really not more than the Beavis rig.
I have a larger breadboard but wanted to move away from the 125B board mounted setup.

I purchased an 8 x 10 inch piece if Lexan and spend some time this evening honing my Photoshop skills and created a template that will lay on top of the Lexan as a drill guide.

Below is the project and you'll see that I tried to accommodate much of the pots and switches that could/would be used. Along with moving the power, input and output to the Lexan.

The verbiage on the template will be incorporated. I may go as far as to label the pot values.
1k, 5k, 10k, 25k, 50, 100k, 500k, and 1m

This will be mounted with 2 or possibly 3 L-brackets to plywood where the new breadboard is at now. The new breadboard (Elenco 9440) is a nice move away from the 800 pins I had.

What else could go on this (since I wont drill this out for a few days - too damned cold in the garage) as I still have some room to fill if need be.

[MOPO]

Hello,

If I have understood you did another board beavis improved?
I 'm am so again this winter, you can see in my video of Tremulator.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUqjuz1eRQ4

I have added two voltmeters to visualize and measure the voltage.
decades (from resistors and capacitors)
a component tester
different potentiometers (even dual)
of spdt and dpdt on / on and on / off / on
If you want more info I pourait make pictures

I have actually spent every son that is below clearer.


sorry if the message is not in good English, I 'use google to translate


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fred

[Chris60601]

Nice rig - sure, some pics would be nice.
I thought I was doing Ok with this until I saw yours.
I got nothin on you mate.