  
4 pot wide, long version bracket – drill new holes 
  
Nylon mounting hardware 
  
Holes drilled in the PCB for the nylon hardware 
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Notice two leads were not trimmed, but rather bent over to avoid trimming. This will be connection for bypass switch mod 
  
PCB with all components 
installed, ready to start attaching wiring. No modifications shown on this one. 
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Wire attachment for the bypass switch modification. These are connected to those leads we did not trim. Heat shrink required for insulation. 
  
Bottom of PCB after all jack wiring added. LED & bypass switch wiring also seen. Heat shrink added to protect wires from sharp component leads
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Bypass jack removed to give access to wiring LED  
  
Bypass switch with 100K resistor installed. Need heat shrink to insulate it  
 
Completed front panel 
shown below:
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Trial fit with large Bournes pots – not much room between PCB and pots 
 
  
Trial fit with smaller Spectrol 148 or 149 series pots, and one center detent carbon pot
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Detail of tempco resistor 
  
back-to-back diodes for DELAY CV modification 
  
Same diodes with some heat shrink, now ready to install on the PCB
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Pots prepared with wire lengths necessary for connecting to PCB
  
Top of PCB after pots are connected 
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PCB at first board wash 
 
  
PCB at second board wash 
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View of the DELAY CV modification 2 diodes & 1K ohm resistor added
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Bracket and PCB mounted to front panel using 4 pots 
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Completed module shown from the back. Chips are not yet installed. Blacet recommends some voltage checks and adjustment on first power up before installing chips. 
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